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Endless Caverns, New Market, VA

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Endless Caverns

Take a 75-minute guided walk through limestone chambers, flowstone and stalactites in a cave system discovered by two boys chasing a rabbit in 1879.

1800 Endless Caverns Road, New Market, VA 22844 · New Market, VA

About Endless Caverns

Endless Caverns sits at the base of the Massanutten range near New Market in the Shenandoah Valley. Two boys found the cave in October 1879 while chasing a rabbit, and it opened as a lit show cave in 1920. Guided tours last about 75 minutes and cover just under a mile, which the owners call the longest commercial cave tour in Virginia. The cave stays at 55 degrees year-round and has many stairs, so bring a jacket and good shoes; it is not wheelchair accessible. Adult tickets are $30 and children 4 to 12 pay $17, and an RV resort and cabins are on the same property.

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