Georgetown Guided Cave Tour
Explore cave formations and Ice Age fossils on a guided underground walk
Duration
1 hour 15 minutes
Includes
Guide, cave formations
Highlights
Follow a guide through Inner Space Cavern on a paved trail lined with dramatic formations. Learn how the cave was discovered and where Ice Age animal fossils were found.
- Explore a mile of paved cave trail with a guide
- See the cave's two largest rooms, stalactites, stalagmites, columns, and flowstone
- Discover the cave's 1963 discovery during Interstate 35 surveying
- Learn about Ice Age bones found in the cave's debris cones
Important details
- Arrive 20 minutes before your scheduled tour departure
- Requires walking one mile on concrete pathways with several uphill and downhill slopes
- Expect 72°F temperatures and 98% humidity, which can feel like 80°F
- Not suitable for bad backs, bad knees, recent surgeries, or heart conditions
- Leave strollers, walkers, wheelchairs, other wheeled items, and tripods outside the cave
- Bring only water to drink; food and other drinks aren't allowed in the cave
- A 2.3% credit-card processing fee applies and isn't included in the listed price
Cancellation Policy
Full refund with 24 hours' notice of cancellation. No-shows are charged the full price.
Product ID: 4J7SBY
FAQs
Wear comfortable walking shoes for the one-mile walk.
No. Tripods cannot be taken into the cave.
Meeting details
4200 S. I-35 Frontage Rd., Georgetown, TX 78626
Related locations
Inner Space Cavern
Admission includedDescend beneath the Texas Hill Country and step into a world that has been forming for millions of years. Inner Space Cavern stretches beneath Georgetown along one of the most dramatic cave passages in the state, its ceilings draped in stalactites and its floors studded with glittering mineral formations. The cool underground air offers a welcome contrast to the Texas heat above. Inner Space Cavern rewards curious visitors with genuine geological wonder, from ancient flowstone curtains to fossils of mammoths and saber-toothed cats discovered when the cave was first uncovered in 1963.
