12 Caves In Tennessee That Are Like Entering Another World

There's something fantastical about a cave. Something otherworldly, Disney-esque, something straight out of Snow White's magical world of dwarves and gems. Here in Tennessee, though? We make the fantastic a reality with these crazy caverns that are out of this world.

12) Bell Witch Cave - Adams

With a story that bleeds back into Tennessee's haunted history, this ghostly cave will give you goosebumps.

11) Cedars of Lebanon - Lebanon

This state park boasts more than just trees - the wonder goes underground.

10) Cumberland Caverns - McMinnville

As the second longest cave in Tennessee, this show cave is sure to get your camera working overtime.

9) Dunbar Cave - Clarksville

Ranks 280th in the world when it comes to size. Womp Womp.

8) Sequatchie Cave - Sequatchie

You can only get about a mile into this cave, because Owen Spring Branch flows straight on through. Be careful!

7) Forbidden Caverns - Sevierville

You can take a guide through the cave for a neat educational experience.

6) Grundy State Forest - Tracy City

Did you know one of the largest cave openings in the state is located here?

5) Limestone Quarry

That blue water. Killer.

4) Nickajack Cave - Jasper

Nothing like a historic cave and the Tennessee wilderness.

3) The Lost Sea - Sweetwater

An extension of Craighead Caverns, The Lost Sea is the largest underwater lake in the United States.

2) Tuckaleechee Caverns - Townsend

This fun tourist stop is well worth your while.

1) Ruby Falls - Chattanooga

A 145-foot waterfall makes for some seriously awesome vacation memories.

Alright, Tennessee - chime on in. Any favorites? Somewhere you want to go? Let us know in the comments!