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Fifteen miles northwest of |
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The large, spectacular upper levels of this cave were
discovered as recently as 1963. The Two tours are available at Blanchard Springs. The Dripstone Trail explores the Coral Room and the Cathedral Room, offering some of the more breathtaking cave scenery you'll find anywhere. This is the less strenuous of the tours. It is wheelchair-accessible with a strong assistant. The Discovery Trail visits some of the Cathedral Room, passes by the cave's natural entrance and artifacts left by Native Americans some 1700 years ago, then descends to the river passage at the lowermost reaches of the cave. The surrounding Sylamore District of the |
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(501) 757-2211 |
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From Hwy. 62/412, take Hwy. 178 to Bull Shoals, Arkansas. Cavern is four blocks off Hwy. 178 at town center. |
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(800) 445-7177 |
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About seven miles north of Berryville on State Hwy. 21 |
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Sixteen miles south of Harrison on U.S. Hwy. 65 |
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As of August 2018 they were closed for reconstruction. Check website to see if they have reopened |
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Eight miles south of Harrison on National Scenic 7 Byway |
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On Arkansas Hwy 59, between Gravette and Sulphur Springs |
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From Eureka Springs, take U.S. Hwy. 62 east to Onyx Cave sign, then left 3.5 miles |
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Onyx Cave near Eureka Springs is the oldest show cave in Arkansas. It was discovered in 1891 and opened to the public in 1893. A self-guiding tour leads visitors through the Onyx Cave. Also on site is the Gay 90s Button and Doll Museum. |
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On State Hwy. 12, about midway between Eureka Springs and Rogers |
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(479) 789-2909 |
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