National Parks

Cave in North America's National Parks

Name		National Park
The Big Room With a floor space equal to about 14 football fields, this underground focal point of Carlsbad Caverns		Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Natural Entrance A self-guided, paved trail leads from the natural cave entrance. The route is winding and sometimes slick		Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Kilauea Caverns of Fire Strap on a miner's hat and gloves and get ready to explore the underbelly of the world's largest active		Big Island
Crystal Cave One of more than 200 caves in Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks, Crystal Cave is unusual in tha		Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks
Luray Caverns Luray Caverns, 9 mi west of Skyline Drive on U.S. 211, are the largest caverns in the state. The world's		Central and Western Virginia
Beautiful Rushmore Cave Stalagmites, stalactites, flowstone, ribbons, columns, helictites, and the "Big Room" are all part o		Wind Cave National Park
Black Hills Caverns Amethysts, logomites, calcite crystals, and other specimens fill this cave, first discovered by pioneers		Wind Cave National Park
Jewel Cave National Monument Even though its more than 150 mi of surveyed passages make this cave the world's second-largest (Kentucky's		Wind Cave National Park
Sitting Bull Crystal Caverns Crystalline chambers, reflecting pools, and limestone fill these underground caverns, named in honor o		Wind Cave National Park
Wind Cave Known to American Indians for centuries and named for the strong currents of air that alternately blow		Wind Cave National Park