Stunning rock faces, cave springs, and geological panoramas, you will experience a wide array of seasonal wildflowers and biodiversity.
45-60 Minutes
Mammoth Cave is home to a wide variety of plant and animal life ranging from rare exotic cave species to more common woodland creatures. While viewing wildlife can be a highlight of any park visit, it is important to remember that animals in the park are wild. Precautions must be taken to keep not only you, but the wildlife safe.
Attending a ranger-led program in the park is a great way to discover new things and learn more about the Mammoth Cave National Park.
10-60 Minutes
Do you want to explore, learn about, and protect Mammoth Cave? If so, become a Mammoth Cave Junior Ranger! The Junior Ranger activity book is appropriate for all ages and is a great way to get more in-depth knowledge about the world’s longest cave and to learn about the natural wonders of the park.
This short trip travels along the Green River from Houchin Ferry inside Mammoth Cave National Park to the former site of Lock and Dam #6 or the Brownsville boat ramp.
90-120 Minutes
This trip starts at the Tailwater Recreation Area below the Nolin River Dam north of the park.
4-6 Hours
This longer section of the Green River is less traveled then the popular Dennison Ferry to Green River Ferry trip.
4-6 Hours
This popular river trip takes paddlers from the Dennison Ferry Day Use Area to the Green River Ferry.
150-240 Minutes
Safety is your responsibility. Follow these tips for a safe and enjoyable river trip.
Over 30 miles of the Green and Nolin Rivers trace through the Mammoth Cave National Park and offer a wealth of recreational opportunities.
Mammoth Cave National Park is an exceptional destination for anyone who loves to see the world from the back of a horse.
Since prehistoric times, humans have looked up at the night sky and pondered the wonders of the universe. People have used the stars and planets to navigate, keep track of time, and to connect with other cultures. Regardless of your reason, Mammoth Cave National Park provides an ideal place for stargazing.
Explore the north side of the park on your mountain bike on the only mountain bike trail in the park.
Originally opened in 1886 the Mammoth Cave Railroad brought early tourists to Mammoth Cave and other neighboring caves in the area. Today, a portion of the path of the former Mammoth Cave Railroad has been converted into a 9-mile hike and bike trail.
For visitors wishing to travel to Mammoth Cave National Park on two wheels instead of four, the park roadways offer miles of scenic and forested landscape to enjoy on the ride.
Join a ranger as you discover the complex history and intricate geology of the worlds longest cave system.
1-6 Hours
Visitors to Mammoth Cave National Park Marvel over the Green River Valley while visiting the popular overlook, Sunset Point.
30-60 Minutes