One of the most amazing places I've ever visited is Luray Caverns in Virginia.
This spectacular work of nature, which was discovered in 1878, was simply incredible to visit.
A guided tour through the Luray Caverns takes place on easy paths with ample lighting, so exploring the caverns is safe and comfortable.
Every where you look is something magnificent. There were formations in all different sizes, colors, and textures. Some looked like fish, some looked like drapery, and some even looked like bacon!
Speaking of bacon, in the caverns you'll see "Fried Eggs" - the result of accidental damage to stalagmites.
The tour lasted approximately 80 minutes, and I took hundreds and hundreds of photos. I wish I had even more time to take even more photos, but the guide made sure to keep us on track and move us along, as other tours were behind us.
Certain structures were nicknamed due to its immense size or peculiar formation.
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| Christmas Tree |
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| Bride and Groom |
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| Pluto's Ghost |
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| Totem Poles |
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| Titan's Veil |
In the cavern you'll find an organ!
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| The Great Stalacpipe Organ |
There's also a stunning lake!
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| Dream Lake |
There's even a wishing well (money collected goes to charity).
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| Wishing Well |
The Luray Caverns is definitely a must-see.
Included with admission is a self-guided tour of the Car & Carriage Caravan Museum, Toy Town Junction, and the Luray Valley Museum.
Luray Caverns
101 Cave Hill Rd
Luray, VA 22835
(540) 743-6551
(540) 743-6551
Mahalo to the sponsor for the media tickets. Additional admission was purchased on my own.
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