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Mammoth Cave National Park
Frozen Niagara Tour
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Gary Berdeaux | See amazing formations on the Frozen Niagara Tour. |
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Duration: 1¼ hours
Walking Distance: ¼ mile, round trip
Sells Out at: 39 visitors
Restroom Available? No
Description: Depart by bus and journey over the top of the cave to the Frozen Niagara Entrance. This entrance, created in 1924, makes it possible to see this decorative area of the cave. Walk through this fairyland of formations to learn how travertine is formed. Descend steps under the Frozen Niagara formation to visit the Drapery Room. This trip is ideal for people who want a short introduction to Mammoth Cave.
Landmarks Seen: Frozen Niagara Entrance, Rainbow Dome, Crystal Lake, Frozen Niagara flowstone formation; Drapery Room
Elevation Change: Approximately 50 feet at Drapery Room
Number of Stairs: 13, an additional 98 are optional
Steep Hill Climbs? No, short ramp at entrance/exit
Restrictions: General restrictions apply; best suited for very slow walkers, visitors who use canes for walking support, and visitors with small children and infants
Special Notice: This complete route is also viewed on the New Entrance and Grand Avenue Tours.
Formerly known as the Travertine Tour
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Did You Know?
Mammoth Cave National Park contains more than 70 miles of backcountry trails through forested Kentucky hills for hikers, horseback riders, and bicyclists. Several frontcountry trails lead to special places like Cedar Sink, Sand Cave, and Turnhole Bend.
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Last Updated: August 12, 2008 at 12:45 EST |