I had no idea that Wisconsin had caves–and especially these many–before I decided to research whether there were caves in Wisconsin. And I am so glad I did. The shots I included are absolutely awesome, and I cannot wait to take pictures of my own when I go explore them this summer! Spelunkers, rejoice!

1. Eagle Cave (Blue River) would require a climb, but it's really cool to look at even from this angle.
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2. Cave Point (Door County) is known for its underwater caves.
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3. This cavern is located in Iowa County, Wisconsin.
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4. Cherney Maribel Caves County Park (Maribel) features some fabulous caves to explore.
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5. If you are set on exploring caves, you will want to head over to Cave of the Mounds (Blue Mounds, WI).
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6. This shot was taken at Kickapoo Indian Caverns (Wauzeka).
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7. Wyalusing State Park (Bagley) is home to caves.
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8. The Apostle Island sea caves are absolutely unreal in the winter.
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9. This cave is located in Irvine Park (Chippewa Falls) and was once used to store beer!
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10. Devil's Island Sea Caves (Baraboo) provides some absolutely fantastic views.
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Are there other caves hidden away in Wisconsin? Please let us know in the comments.

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