에드먼슨 카운티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Gigantic cave. A number of historical traces, from graffiti to saltpetre mining in the cave, but few stalactites. If you want to see stalactites, you should rather visit the Carlsbad Caverns.

The Historic Entrance of Mammoth Caves has been open to the surface for thousands of years, and there is evidence of prehistoric people using this opening for shelter and to gather resources. The area is free to the public, and extends roughly 300 feet into the cave. You will need to descend around 65 stairs in order to access the cave. The area can be very popular in the summer, so there may be a wait in order to enter the cave.

Southern trailhead for the McCoy Hollow trail. Car parking is offered across the road.

Located near the Buffalo Trail Trailhead carpark, the Maple Springs Trail is a good linking trail in order to make your way over to the Big Hollow North and South Loops.

Turnhole Bend Trailhead leads to the Turnhole Bend overlook at the end of the trail. The trailhead can be found at the end of the Buffalo Trail.

The Buffalo Trailhead leads on to the Buffalo Trail and later on down the trail to the Turnhole Bend Trail.

Surrounding the Mammoth Caves visitor center, the park offers a number of hiking trails and overlooks. There are also numerous sinkholes and cave openings that you can see from the trails.

This scenic lookout is named after the Doyel family, who owned large parts of the area before it became a national park. You can find great views of the rolling hills and valleys.