Natural Bridge Cavern in Texas

Jeremy Room Adventure Tour Family Activities

North Cavern Tour. The 75-minute North Cavern Tour travels a 1/2-mile through the largest show cavern in Texas. You’ll explore the underground phenomena of space-like formations in various chambers. The Black Bear Pit is named after the 8,000 year old black bear jawbone discovered during development. In the Sherwood Forest, you’ll notice incredible stalagmites that resemble towering tree trunks. The walk to Purgatory Creek winds down 211-feet below the surface, the deepest point on the tour. Hall of the Mountain King is one of the biggest underground chambers in Texas. In Castle of the White Giants, enormous formations resemble a king’s throne draped in a wall of white curtains.  [Top]

Jeremy Room. The Jeremy Room opened in 2002 and is located 120-feet below the earth’s surface. Here you’ll notice the delicate heleclite formations that resemble pin cushions, and “soda straws,” hollow tubes of stalactites that reaching lengths of six inches to 10 feet.  [Top]

Adventure Tour. Strap on a headlamp and explore the undeveloped passages and rooms of Natural Bridge Caverns. This physically demanding tour involves rappelling, crawling and climbing over unusual and ancient formations 230 feet under ground. Tour participants are lowered by rope into a 160-foot well shaft as part of the one mile cavernous descent. A walk-in option is available. Search for the longest straw formation in North America that stretches 14 feet.  [Top]

Family Activities. Natural Bridge Cavern also offers fun activities above the earth’s surface. The Natural Bridge Mining Company features the largest sluice in Texas. Here, guests can “mine” for precious gems and minerals through the series of wooden troughs leading from a water-filler tower. As water passes through the trough, screens separate treasures from the water. Climbers will enjoy the Watchtower Challenge’s two climbing walls and two, 350-foot zip lines.

After a filling breakfast at Quality Inn Seaworld, drive the short distance to Natural Bridge Caverns located between San Antonio and New Braunfels. Natural Bridge Caverns offers something for the whole family.   [Top]