An Unexpected Waterfall Is Hiding Underground In This Cave In New York
By Lea Monroe|Published May 07, 2017
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Full of fascinating history and mind-blowing wonders, the Empire State is an extraordinary place to explore. You may remember us talking about New York’s enchanting aboveground cave that features a 30-foot waterfall inside, but did you know there’s also an underground cave that has its own waterfall as well? Leading you to a spectacular sight, this roadside attraction is one that’s not easily missed.
You might imagine it to be difficult to find an underground cave, but with electrifying signs like this? There's no way you'll get lost on the way to Secret Caverns.
Before making your way underground you'll see another sign that will catch your eye, showing you where the cave was originally discovered by cows Floyd and Lucky after they fell through the 85-foot deep hole back in 1928.
Unlike most underground attractions, visitors of Secret Caverns are allowed to touch the unique formations and bring cameras with them on this adventure.
There are handfuls of waterfalls and natural wonders that you can get to without hiking, but sometimes the adventure to get to these places is where the majority of the fun lies! Making your way down a historic staircase and through and underground passageway to reach one of our waterfalls? It doesn't get much better than that. This unforgettable experience is one that's great for all ages.
To find out more information about Secret Caverns, click here.
Hours: Open daily from 10:15AM to 3:45PM
How to get here: 671 Caverns Road Howes Cave, NY 12092
If you’ve never explored Secret Caverns for yourself, then watch this beautiful footage of a walk-through tour captured by Heather K via YouTube.