The Charming Small Town In Kentucky That Was Named After A Cave
In a state that’s world famous for caves, it should come as no surprise that there’s a Kentucky town named after a cave. Horse Cave, Kentucky, is a town that’s not only built atop a cave, but this underground crevasse bisects the downtown district! There’s no place in the state like Horse Cave, so allow us to wax poetic about this charming little locale in the Bluegrass:
Have you visited Horse Cave, Kentucky, before? It’s a literal treasure trove of adventure! This is a fascinating town to visit. How many small towns can claim a giant gapping cave entrance right in the middle of it? There are plenty of famous caves in Kentucky, but this one is one of our favorites.
If you want to explore the town even more, look for the historical markers and signs posted throughout town. You can also tour the area and learn about this one-of-a-kind place. If you are interested in the town, please watch this video from Youtubers Adventuring in the Moment:
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Most Famous Caves In Kentucky
What are the most famous caves in Kentucky?
There are plenty of famous caves in Kentucky but the most known one is, of course, Mammoth Cave National Park. But, there are several others worth exploring. So, here are some other great caves to visit in Kentucky:
- Lost River Cave in Horse Cave
- Diamond Caverns in Park City
- Louisville Mega Cavern in Louisville
- Crystal Onix Cave in Cave City
What are some of the best attractions in Kentucky?
Some of the best attractions in Kentucky are:
- The Ark Encounter in Williamstown
- Dinosaur World in Cave City
- Bernheim Arboretum in Shepherdsville (This arboretum has three giant forest trolls and I would highly recommend visiting.)
- Abraham Lincoln’s Birthplace in Hodgenville
- The Creation Museum in Petersburg
- Red River Gorge
- Daniel Boone National Forest
- Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area
- The Land Between Lakes Area
- Visit Louisville with a plethora of fun things to do in Kentucky’s biggest city.