Tennessee isn’t called Ol’ Rocky Top for nothing! There’s a myriad of caves beneath the surface of the Volunteer State, and though the sweeping hills and green-laden Cumberland Plateau may be gorgeous, there’s a whole world just underneath your feet. Appalachian Caverns can be found in Blountville, Tennessee, and it’s a great spot to visit if you’re looking to learn more about the subterranean world of this great state. Learn more below, and check it out for yourself!
Teresa Lawhorn - GoogleMaps Appalachian Caverns is known around Tennessee for its affordability, friendly atmosphere for kids, and guided tours. It’s an easy place to visit as a family, and just might be the best place for a date in the state. How fun to explore a cave with your significant other!
Pierre Renee - GoogleMaps Each guide is well-trained and will take you through the entirety of the caverns on a 60 to 75 minute walking tour if you choose to take the regular tour.
NewsWithZ - GoogleMaps There are multiple options for exploring available, from the Regular tour that costs $12 per adult, and the Explorer tour, that comes in at $30 a person.
Appalachian Caverns - Facebook Choose the Extended tour if you’re looking to experience some of the undeveloped cavern areas, and the Wild Tour if you’re an advanced hiker and want to experience some of the tightest subterranean squeezes in the Appalachian Caverns.
Gary Wigglesworth - GoogleMaps All visitors are required to wear long sleeves, closed-toe shoes, and pants for their visit to the caverns if they choose a tour that takes them through the undeveloped areas of the caverns. Helmet lights are provided for all visitors, though guests are welcome to bring their own as well.
Anthony Scott - GoogleMaps How adventurous are you, Tennessee? Appalachian Caverns is also host to a gem mine and campground, if you’re looking to expand your natural adventures. Looking to mine for gems? It’s only $7.50 a bag, which are pre-packaged with sand and minerals from the caverns themselves.
Appalachian Caverns - Facebook Visit Appalachian Caverns from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day of the week but Sunday, when you can visit from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Make sure you reserve you tour before you visit, and get ready for a whole lot of underground fun.
Learn more about Appalachian Caverns with a visit to their official website. Happy exploring, Tennessee!
Teresa Lawhorn - GoogleMaps
Appalachian Caverns is known around Tennessee for its affordability, friendly atmosphere for kids, and guided tours. It’s an easy place to visit as a family, and just might be the best place for a date in the state. How fun to explore a cave with your significant other!
Pierre Renee - GoogleMaps
Each guide is well-trained and will take you through the entirety of the caverns on a 60 to 75 minute walking tour if you choose to take the regular tour.
NewsWithZ - GoogleMaps
There are multiple options for exploring available, from the Regular tour that costs $12 per adult, and the Explorer tour, that comes in at $30 a person.
Appalachian Caverns - Facebook
Choose the Extended tour if you’re looking to experience some of the undeveloped cavern areas, and the Wild Tour if you’re an advanced hiker and want to experience some of the tightest subterranean squeezes in the Appalachian Caverns.
Gary Wigglesworth - GoogleMaps
All visitors are required to wear long sleeves, closed-toe shoes, and pants for their visit to the caverns if they choose a tour that takes them through the undeveloped areas of the caverns. Helmet lights are provided for all visitors, though guests are welcome to bring their own as well.
Anthony Scott - GoogleMaps
How adventurous are you, Tennessee? Appalachian Caverns is also host to a gem mine and campground, if you’re looking to expand your natural adventures. Looking to mine for gems? It’s only $7.50 a bag, which are pre-packaged with sand and minerals from the caverns themselves.
Visit Appalachian Caverns from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day of the week but Sunday, when you can visit from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Make sure you reserve you tour before you visit, and get ready for a whole lot of underground fun.
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Address: 420 Cave Hill Rd, Blountville, TN 37617, USA
