Although most of the state’s nearly seven thousand known caves are on private property, Texas does boast many popular cave systems that are easily accessible and open to the public, including these seven attractions and parks. If you develop more than a passing interest in going underground, join your nearest grotto (caving club). There are seven around the state; learn more on the Texas Speleological Association website. These groups host training events and meetings, organize trips, and are a great place to bond with other cavers and hear wild stories. Cascade Caverns.Brandon McClellandCascade CavernsBoerneNamed for the seven waterfalls that used to flow through it, this was the first cave system in Texas to host private tours, before opening to the public in 1932. The falls were…
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