moderate
1–2 hours
Participants should be in average physical condition and comfortable with descending and ascending a significant number of stairs.
Venture beneath Minnesota’s surface with a Private Cave Tour at Niagara Cave. Explore fascinating rock formations, ancient fossils, and an underground waterfall in a captivating guided hike.
1 Hour • All Ages • Includes 9 People with the option to add up to 15!
Embark on a thrilling underground adventure with a mile-long hike through Niagara Cave, where you’ll discover ancient fossils and stunning cave formations. Experience the unique beauty of an underground stream and waterfall, and even visit a subterranean wedding chapel, all while descending and ascending 275 stairs in a captivating environment.
##Duration 1 Hour
##About
##More info Backpacks and backpack baby carriers are not allowed (front packs for babies ARE encouraged). Food and drinks are not allowed. Proper walking shoes are required, flip flops and Crocs are not recommended. High heels and bare feet are not allowed. Photos ARE allowed, but tripods are not.
CAUTION: If you have a heart condition, difficulty taking steps, severe asthma, or any condition that may hinder your ability to walk one mile, descend 275 steps, and ascend 275 steps in an environment with high humidity, we do not recommend that you take the tour.
PETS: For guest safety and comfort pets are NOT allowed in the gift shop nor the cave. Pets are welcome on the grounds but must be leashed or physically restrained. Pet owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets! (Certified service dogs are allowed.)"
##What to bring Niagara Cave is a constant 48 degrees F (9 degrees C), so a light jacket or sweatshirt is suggested.
The tour involves climbing 275 stairs and walking on uneven surfaces, so comfortable hiking shoes are essential.
The cave maintains a cool temperature year-round, so layering is recommended to stay warm underground.
Though the path is lit, carrying a small flashlight can help you see intricate cave details up close.
The tour involves numerous stairs and narrow passages, so it may not be suitable for those with limited mobility.
Niagara Cave has been a Minnesota attraction since 1924, showcasing natural geologic formations and ancient fossils.
The cave is carefully maintained to protect its delicate formations and ecosystem, with tours designed to minimize human impact.
Provides support and traction on uneven cave surfaces and stairways.
Keeps you warm in the consistently cool cave environment.
all specific
Helps illuminate dimmer sections and enhances viewing of cave formations.
Staying hydrated before or after the tour is important, though no drinking water is available inside the cave.