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.
With a story that bleeds back into Tennessee's haunted history, this ghostly cave will give you goosebumps.
This state park boasts more than just trees - the wonder goes underground.
As the second longest cave in Tennessee, this show cave is sure to get your camera working overtime.
Ranks 280th in the world when it comes to size. Womp Womp.
You can only get about a mile into this cave, because Owen Spring Branch flows straight on through. Be careful!
You can take a guide through the cave for a neat educational experience.
Did you know one of the largest cave openings in the state is located here?
That blue water. Killer.
Nothing like a historic cave and the Tennessee wilderness.
An extension of Craighead Caverns, The Lost Sea is the largest underwater lake in the United States.
This fun tourist stop is well worth your while.
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!
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