This Secret Series Of Caves And Rock Formations In Kentucky's National Park Will Capture Your Imagination
By Sarah McCosham|Published August 18, 2022
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Mammoth Cave is world-famous for its underground caverns and trails, but did you know that the adventures extend aboveground, too? Mammoth Cave National Park is home to over 70 miles of surface front-country and back-country trails, many of which are ADA accessible as well as beginner-friendly. Even better, there is no entry fee to Kentucky’s one and only national park, making the aboveground trails at Mammoth Cave, like the following hike, some of the best-kept secrets in the state.
Have you hiked the Green River Bluff, Echo River Springs, Sinkhole and Heritage Trail at Mammoth Cave before? Did you know about the various aboveground hikes at this national park in Kentucky? What’s your favorite aboveground hike at Mammoth Cave? Share it with us in the comments below!
Ready to explore more of this national park? Here are some additional aboveground adventures for your Mammoth Cave bucket list!
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