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Cave Without a Name Admission Ticket with Guided Cavern Tour

Cave Without a Name Admission Ticket with Guided Cavern Tour

Overview

Eleven miles northeast of Boerne at 325 Kreutzberg Rd. in the scenic Texas Hill Country is Cave Without a Name, a natural, living cavern, and some say the most beautiful in Texas. The the cave is 39 miles from downtown San Antonio. It was opened for public tours in 1939, and is designated a National Natural Landmark. Experienced guides take you on a tour which is both entertaining and educational for visitors of all ages. It begins with a magical descent down 126 steps taking you back in time many thousands of years. Eighty feet below the surface, the cave maintains a constant temperature of 66 degrees. The complexity of the cave formations make the first visit and every subsequent visit an awakening experience of nature's underground masterpiece. *Uber & Lyft are difficult to obtain return passage from our location so we recommend you have a scheduled return if you use those services.

City: San Antonio

Tue 24 Dec

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Tue 24 Dec

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What's Included

Entry/Admission - Cave Without a Name

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Meeting point

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Boerne
325 Kreutzberg Rd,

Tours begin at the top of the hour. Please arrive at the Visitor Center 20 minutes before your tour time to allow for check-in and restroom visits. The last tour of the day is one hour before closing. Only water is allowed in the cave. We suggest you wear supportive shoes and bring your camera! (Sales tax is included in the ticket price.)

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

Additional Info

Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

What To Expect

Cave Without a Name

Come experience the magnificent underground world! Cave without a Name is filled with spectacular formations of Stalactites, Stalagmites, delicate Soda Straws, Cave Drapery, Flowstones, Rimstone Dams, and more which formed over thousands of years in complete darkness. Enjoy a one hour tour of the six major rooms in comfort of 66 degrees year-round with easy walkways and brilliant lighting. Our cave tour allows guests to take in the experience in a small group. Arrive early or stay late and have a picnic from your favorites in your basket. Above ground activities include our Gift Shop, a Gemstone/Fossil Sluice, Geode slicing, and a shaded Canyon Rim Trail to take a hike. Ages 5 and under are free with a paid adult ticket. All prices include tax.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (117)

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Trippingdaisy69

Oct 2020

Very good family-owned Cave on the outskirts of Boerne out in the country. Nice tour guide. Laid back and low key; smaller number of people on our tour. They have an adequate gift shop too with many mineral specimens. Recommend a stop for a cool experience.

retphcs

Sep 2020

Had the distinct pleasure of touring the Cave Without A Name in Boerne, Texas today. One might wonder how a cave, open for tours, would have no name. Well, it happened in 1940. This cave didn’t open for tours until 1939 and the then owner decided to have a contest to name the cave. A young boy won the contest when he submitted the cave was too beautiful to be named. The second owner tried to rename it in 1950, but the locals were having none of it. In 2009 Cave Without a Name was declared a National Natural Landmark by the National Park Service. I have not been to more than ten caves in my life, but I can say this cave is the most breathtaking in more than one way. The formations that nature has made with water and limestone are beyond belief. The 126 steps can be breathtaking coming back up if you aren’t in shape. By the time I got to the top my legs were feeling a bit rubbery. This is definitely not a tour for individuals with heart or breathing problems. There was a little girl on the tour with us and she skipped up the steps. Guess that is the difference between being 7 and 73. Oh well. I made it and that’s all that counts. If you are anywhere within an hour’s drive from Boerne, Texas, you owe it to yourself to check this place out. They have places for picnics and a very nice gift shop with a wonderful display of Geodes for sale.

Debra_K

Jul 2020

I took my grandson on a HOT summer day! What a great idea! It was nice and cool and he had so much fun!! We both have July birthdays and this was a perfect age solution!