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Mammoth Cave National Park is more than just the home to the longest cave system in the world. It is a place for hiking, biking, horseback riding, canoeing, and camping on over 52,000 acres in south central Kentucky.
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The Willd Cave and Introduction to Caving Tours are the most extreme cave tours offered at Mammoth Cave National Park. Learn what to expect and what to wear for these challenging crawling adventures.
Mammoth Cave National Park spans nearly 53,000 acres across the rolling hills of southcentral Kentucky, and includes river valleys, forests, historic churches and cemeteries, sinkholes and the world’s longest cave system.
Mammoth Cave has drawn people from all walks of life for thousands of years to its dark subterranean depths, lush forests, and Green River Valley. Here they endured and left an everlasting impression on the history and culture of the South Central Kentucky region.
Entry to Mammoth Cave National Park and its surface features is free of charge. There is, however, a charge to tour the cave, stay in campgrounds, or reserve picnic shelters. Visitor Center Ticket Counter is open 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.
The official Mammoth Cave Map & Guide is available in available in a variety of formats, including braille, audio description, and text-only.
Take time to learn how you can protect Mammoth Cave's campsites while staying in the park.
This aerial map of Mammoth Cave National Park and the immediate surrounding area has a main purpose of navigation. This map also gives the viewer an understanding of river access, campgrounds, historic cemeteries, and the dozens of miles of hiking trails.
The Lodge at Mammoth Cave offers the closest option for overnight stays in the park. The Lodge is located directly next to the visitor center, and features a mix of modern hotel rooms as well as historic cottages nestled in a woodland setting all within walking distance to cave tours and park trails. Advance reservations are recommended.