Lost Canyon Cave and Nature Trail

I went today. It is beautiful in that area but it is NOT worth the money if you are on a budget. There was nothing really special enough for what we had to pay even with a senior discount. If you have to choose how to spend your money spent $12 on the museum. It is worth far more than. $12 and this is worth far less than the $50 this ticket cost to see rocks and wire animals covered in lights not turned on. Looked like someone stored sad Christmas decorations in the woods. I am posting some photos. Plus the cave waterfalls are manmade. I want my money back.

Great time riding golf carts in caves. Beautiful 😍 scenery. Took so many pictures. The museum was so educational. The views as you ride around are amazing. Only issue was the line. We showed up during fall break and tour bus season. Stood in line for over an hour. But it was worth it

We responded to a Facebook ad. My husband was recovering from back to back knee replacements. Our typical hiking is limited this fall. Lost Canton has all the features we love to hike but it is on a golf cart! Off season meant fewer crowds. We did both the day tour and back again for the Night Lights tour. Both we fun with lots of great rock structure, waterfalls features. Highly recommend!!

We did top of the rock for our anniversary 9/28, as this was something we have seen for years and wanted to do when we went to Branson. In order to even go up there, $10 a car. When reading online it made it appear it was just a day pass, however, the gate attendant informed us it’s a 24 hour pass from the time you purchase. Parking is free but only near the golf cart tour. If you want to do the museum, go watch the sunset ceremony, go to the restaurants - you will either leave your car in the free parking lot and ride the shuttle over or pay $25 valet over at Osage. The parking is very limited over by the restaurants. The golf cart “tour” was okay, I think I was expecting it would be cooler than it was. It took us about 45 minutes to an hour to complete. But for $100 for two people, it wasn’t worth it. Maybe half of that! The cave was nothing special, as we have done the caverns before in Springfield; those were neat! The museum was huge! Cool to see, but I wish you could purchase just a single ticket for the golf cart ride and not the museum but since it was a combo package we did it. There were so many items and it felt like it just went on and on and on. There was no way to get out of the museum but walking the entire thing. I’m not sure I would recommend doing the Lost Canyon to anyone going to Branson - dare I say a tourist trap? Unfortunately.

Pretty fall day riding through some gorgeous scenery. Waterfalls, caves, bridges and scenic overlook. Highly recommend getting there when they open so they don’t run out of golf carts. They let us take 2 carts so we could see better. Carts have a sunroof in the for better viewing. I would recommend for all ages.

PROs: Picturesque and breathtaking place! Patriotism displayed throughout. Discounts available for seniors, military and veterans. However, the cashier did honor discount for LEO. Staff is friendly. Drink & snack stations (card only) along the route, 1st station is immediately inside the cave and the 2nd one is after the long bridge crossing. The golf cart canopy is transparent, the sun will beat through onto you. Peaceful and enjoyable. CONs: Price is $40 per person, one time use. *see below. $10 to park. Don't rush through this place, take your time, there are parking spots along the way to get out and walk about. Have your cameras/phone ready. Keep in mind, there are no restrooms along the way. Plenty of security cameras are posted. *Keep your ticket to visit the Natural History Museum. A bus is available to take you between both places at no charge, cash tips are appreciated by the bus driver. The $10 parking is good for the whole day to re-enter on the same day. Humorous sign posting speed limit 15 1/2 after paying entry fee.

This was worth the price if you like trails, nature and beautiful fall colors (if you go November 1-10th) We went Friday about 3pm and we could walk on practically. Be sure to sign the waiver they will check. There is a history museum included in the price that shuttles you over to that area after the golf cart tour. You can get out along the way and take pictures.

This has one of the most extensive museums I have seen! The golf cart course to see the waterfalls was gorgeous and lots of fun. If you plan to do both, I suggest the museum first because there's so much to see and then follow up with the waterfall course. I highly recommend this!!!

I LOVED this!!! I would recommend getting there early if you want to tour the cave & rocks pretty much by yourself. We arrived shortly after opening. It was still nice & cool weather. It was fun! Stopped by the bar bar for a nonalcoholic lemonade that was delicious!! The museum tour is included. This is an awesome museum with lots of Native American clothing, tools, etc. Would definitely go again!!

Entry into top of the Rock is $10. The Golf Cart Tour/Museum tickets are $45 per adult if you purchase in person. We thought this was a little pricey, but went ahead. We did not have to wait too long to get into our golf cart, maybe 15-20 minutes. They offer drinks for purchase in the line. The golf carts are electric, and only go 7 mph. You do have to sign an online waiver beforehand. The views are beautiful, but do recommend going when it's not really hot out. Or wear a hat. We really enjoyed the scenery. It will take time to do the trail during a busy time, as people stop or slow down frequently to take photos or check out the views. There are some designated areas to pull over though. It took us roughly 45 minutes to go through. We did enjoy it, but didn't feel the $45 price tag per adult was worth it. We opted to skip the museum, just because of the hot weather. There is a shuttle to the museum, otherwise its valet parking only. We probably would not go back. Just didn't get our money's worth, in my opinion.

This trail was pretty fun and I am glad we went I arrived a little after they opened and luckily it was not busy. There was no wait for a golf cart and we didn't have to wait for a shuttle to the Museum and restaurants. Can't say the same thing when we finished. The trails were very nicely laid out. And you could pull over anywhere and at any time. However, certain known busier spots had parking to avoid huge traffic jams. Luckily, everyone was considerate of each other so no one was blocking traffic for long times and allowed plenty of room to pass if they stopped. The cave was a lot shorter than I expected. It was still very cool to do. There were many amazing waterfalls that we drove by and even stopped by. The scenery of cliffs was just beautiful. Overall, we had a two year old who behaved very well sitting in the middle back. The golf carts tops off at 7mph but was very easy to drive. I would do this again in the future

Family raved about this experience as their favorite thing and do not miss. We enjoyed it, but I wouldn't call it earth shatteringly amazing, or the best thing in Branson

This experience was well worth the money for a two hour golf cart ride. My party went on a Sunday mid morning. We had about an hour wait for the line to get to the golf carts. Bring a water bottle or something to drink while in line. Maybe even a snack if you have little ones going with you. Plenty of time to get out and take photos. Great venue to explore.. yo would love to see it in the winter for the Christmas lights!

The Good: This is definitely an attraction that's perfect for people trying to wrangle a group of kids or people with mobility issues. It allows for great views, a "nature" like experience without having to do any work. The bad: The attraction was an extremely outrageous price for the length of time. It definitely has a commercial/fake feeling to it. Overall: Albeit perfect for a specific group, I could not recommend for most. If you're looking for something to do, I'd definitely invest time and money elsewhere.

This very short cave is a nice cool way to get to the other side of the trail. The little "bar" inside is bare bones, but has all the basics. Canned beer and canned vodka drinks were refreshing. You can't get out of your golf cart so you drive your golf cart right up to the bar. Due to the slippery surfaces, you can only drive your cart through the cave. A few areas of the cave are highlighted with a spotlight. This is our second time doing this golf cart tour. We liked it a lot better before they put up all the artificial animals and touristy things that light up at night ...it detracts from the natural beauty of the outdoors.

Came on my birthday for the Trail and museum experience. We drove 2 hrs and arrived to a 3 hr wait. We waited in line long enough to get very hungry. Outside food isn't allowed. There are no food venues near the golf cart trail wait area. We called around to them to find out if they're accessible from the trail and were told no. We finally got in the refund line and went to a good restaurant elsewhere. Not giving this place another dime, ever.

We had such a good time taking this tour. We would love to go back and do the night tour. If you love beautiful scenery, this adventure is for you. Loved loved loved it!

Really fun! Rode a golf cart and saw numerous waterfalls and wildlife , then went through the museum. That was really cool. There a lot of Indian artifacts. Also view of Table Rock was great!

MUST DO! A friend told me about this place, so I booked online. It was raining when we went so we had the whole place to ourselves. They gave us a covered golf cart and off we went. You just follow the signs and drive on a little path. We took our time and enjoyed all the stops. We went during the day so didn't get the full effect of the lights, but it was still nice. Highlight was the cave and bar. I wish we could get out and walk around but that's not allowed. We enjoyed our hot chocolate, and we continued on the path. Would love to go back when the weather is nice.

Loved this place and all the views. The drive through the scenery was nothing short of amazing. Being in town for cheer and we had time to get outside and explore. This is so worth it. There's a little bar inside the cave that you can stop and get drinks in. A few waterfalls and bridges with views that are breathtaking. Look forward to visiting again.

Once was enough! Top of the Rock Lost Canyon & Nature Trail is a 2.5-mile golf cart tour on a winding path through Ozark woods with some scenic views. Drive thru a very short cave where you can buy expensive drinks. You pay $10 per car to get in. Then the golf cart ride is $53 PER PERSON. A cart of four would be $212. Taking your time, assuming it's not too crowded, you can drive the 2.5 miles in about a half-hour. The drive is not that great and you can find scenic views almost anywhere in the area. As I was with a group we had fun but way too expensive and not that great a ride. I will definitely not do it again.

This is such an underrated activity. We had such an amazing time doing this trail. I can see if it is super hot or cold out that it might not be as good so keep that in mind, but the weather was perfect for us. The golf carts are easy to drive and can't even go fast so you have no worries. The trail is beautiful and fun. The best part is driving through the cave and stopping at the bat bar for a drink.

Such a beautiful self guided and paced drive in an electric golf cart. The cave itself is brief and a little gimmicky but the Bat Bar was a must visit. I mean a bar in a cave? There is much to see and the cart's are even winterized.

This was just such a unique and fun experience! You got a covered golf cart and then you go ahead and explore. You just follow the signs and drive on a little path. We took our time and got some great pictures. It does say 'Cave' but the Cave part is VERY small, I wish it was longer. After you are done, they do have a museum which is actually very large but really not my cup of tea. The museum is great for someone (like my husband who enjoyed it) but I am just not into that so I could definitely pass that. They have a large gift shop and restaurant as well. I would definitely check this place out again if I was in the area and 100% recommend. It was just so different.

Here Today! Beeeeautiful! Omg! The most beautiful place I've ever visited! During our journey to Branson, Missouri I had the pleasure to accompany my group to Lost Canyon Cove and Nature Trails. Just absolutely a beautiful excursion to ride gift carts through. I've never been to the Grand Canyon and if it's anything as breathtaking as Lost Canyon and Nature Trails, I must add it to my bucket list. The entire trails takes about an hour because there was so many places to take photos and simply take in being so close to God's natural creation. Every twist and turn was beautifully authentic and I felt so grounded surrounded in wonder. The golf cart tour was a great idea and still I had to drive hehehe. I think the Canyons would be a beautiful place for wedding photos and gorgeous place to visit and cross off your bucket list. Here Today. There Tomorrow.

I had an INCREDIBLE experience at the Lost Canyon Christmas light tour at Lost Canyon Cave and Nature Trail! This really is a must-do activity if you are in Branson during the Holiday season. We arrived and boarded a 4-seater golf cart to set off on our self-guided Christmas light tour through the nature preserve. The light displays throughout the preserve were marvelous and my pictures really don't do them justice! Massive bears, elk, wolves, you name it were aglow and simply breathtaking. About halfway through the tour, we entered the gorgeous Lost Canyon Caves where we were able to drive through and admire the beauty of the caves. There was a "Bat Bar" within the cave where you could purchase a beverage as well. This light tour was truly stunning and made for an unforgettable holiday trip in Branson for me and my family! I can't recommend it enough.

Absolutely favorite thing to do in Branson. The Christmas lights are amazing. We always have a blast here. Gorgeous views!

The scenery was beautiful, but that's about where the pros of this experience end. Waiting in line for close to two hours gets you the privilege of a 45 minute golf cart ride at 7mph through some pretty scenes. However, the most visually appealing spots on the trail are littered with Christmas lights and tacky animal statues that fully take you out of the experience. The coolest part of the trail is the cave portion which lasted all of 5 minutes if you don't count stopping at the bat bar. My group and I did however love the bats blood drink from the bat bar. Overall, wouldn't do this again and definitely wouldn't recommend it since there's so many better options.

We passed by this and decided to give it a try. We arrived around 11am and it was packed. Because of this there was tons of waiting and slower groups on the canyon golf cart tour. The tour itself was pretty overpriced and not very adventurous. Cave is rather small but the water falls where pretty. Decent photo ops throughout the tour.

We loved this so much! I could have posted more photos but you should see for yourself. Branson is full of amazing views and this is a great way to see some of the beautiful nature sights it has to offer. With the tour being self-guided in a golf cart, we loved that you can for the most part go at your own pace and there are many places you can pull over to take in the views and take pictures. Everyone around us was so friendly and it was a nice intimate experience for the two of us. Definitely recommend this experience.

We bought overpriced tickets, then spent more time in line than actual experience. The line was mostly outside with minimal shaded areas. They need to put a cap on the amount of tickets sold or set up a more permanent solution for large crowds. Actual golf cart tour is not suitable for young children. Steep drop offs and an absence of seatbelts or doors resulted in a stressful and dangerous experience. No systems employed to stop golf jams from occurring. People either did not, or could not pull over far enough for others to pass. We ended up waiting in lines of 10+ golf carts for up to 10 minutes. The natural beauty was the one highlight-- but even this was marred by whatever money hungry manager is running this place. During the holidays they offer a nighttime tour where the route is decorated with Christmas lights and sculptures. But they don't bother to take the decorations down for the rest of the year-- So whole sections of the beautiful landscape are totally obstructed by these metal animals and many of the trees are wrapped in old Christmas lights. Overall a disappointing experience and absolutely NOT worth the expense. A money grab.

We had so much fun taking this golf cart tour on our anniversary! What a wonderful way for people who loved to hike but no longer have the physical endurance to do so still get to experience the outdoors. There are stops along the tour for stopping and taking pictures. The only thing I would recommend to the establishment is some interesting facts to read at the stopping points.... We had so many questions about what we were seeing....just how deep is this pool? Where did the water go once in the pool? When did this big rock fall over? How did they discover this cave?

At the time of writing this review, it has been a month since we visited the Lost Canyon Cave and Nature Trail yet we are still talking about how much we enjoyed it. It's always valuable to one's heart whenever you can spend the day making your girlfriend happy as she rests her head on your shoulder enjoying nature. The golf cart's speed may have been governed but the beauty of the trail was unlimited. Rather it was the areas left untouched since God placed them there or the man-made waterfalls and decorations throughout the trail and cave that made this a romantic and stunning ride, we wished we could go around at least once more,

Hey Yelpers! We saw posts for this attraction on Instagram and wanted to check it out. It's a golf cart trail excursion through and around the forest and cliffs of the Ozark Plateau in Branson. The service was nice. They are very friendly and helpful, with a short tutorial on how to drive the golf cart. The excursion itself is a lot of fun. The scenery is beautiful, with some amazing views of Table Rock Lake down below. There are numerous waterfalls you drive past, with areas to pull to the side for pictures. The drive-thru cave portion is also quite an experience. They have a "bar" near the entrance to get drinks and snacks, if you wish. The items are somewhat higher priced and can also be purchased in the lobby. The cave passage is narrow. GOOD ADVICE!!! Buy the additional insurance on your cart. It's only like $8, but if you hit/scrape a wall, you may be on the hook for the damage. Why did I only give it a 4? They also do a Christmas version of this tour, and the light up animals are left out all year. As large as some of them are, it's understandable. However, there is a BEAUTIFUL, large waterfall that has a giant reindeer positioned directly in front of it. You have to work to get a picture here without the deer in it, and can only capture a portion of the falls. I love Christmas, but the decorations were a distraction. Also, the website says it takes up to 2.5 hours. Our tour took less than an hour. Maybe if it is really busy, I could see it taking that long, but the tour wouldn't be as fun. Overall, would we come back? It would be great to see the Christmas version at night (the carts are equipped with headlights). Would I recommend this tour. Indeed! The Ozarks is one of the most beautiful areas in America, and this tour puts it on full display. Come for a visit, and bring a camera!

"Top of the Rock's 'Nature at Night' experience was a great choice! Our 5 PM slot was perfect, giving us just enough time to enjoy the sights as the evening set in. We expected to ride in open golf carts and had a good laugh when we saw they were covered--such a thoughtful touch to shield from the elements. The lights were stunning, and the audio narration during the ride kept both us and the kids entertained. The Bat Bar was fine; we only ordered a soda since $12 per beer wasn't our vibe. The entire ride lasted about 50 minutes and was well worth it!

I would give this 10 stars if it let me! We purchased tickets in advance to do this approximately 2 mile golf cart tour through beautiful winding paths of "Forest" and then into a cave (with a drive up "bat bar")" for a canned but delicious and refreshing adult beverage) and saw gorgeous vistas out to Table Rock Lake, waterfalls, and artificial wildlife depicting native animals in the area. I've been told there were nine waterfalls! Such a great adventure! Worth the beautiful drive to Big Cedar area and no wait to board our golf cart for two after we completed our waivers! We did a bright sunny mid-day tour and loved it but can only imagine how lovely it would be at twilight! Fun for the WHOLE family!! Do this.

Pricey, but very fun for our family! We have two littles and they loved getting to ride in the golf cart and see the views! There wasn't an option to just buy a ticket for the golf cart tour so we had to buy the combo and the museum is definitely not kid friendly so that's why i only gave 4 stars. The lights draped over the rocks also takes away from the natural beauty but I understand they have a night tour as well! ETA: we did not go at a busy time (school was still in session so not many vacationers) so we were able to go at our own pace. I can see how this could easily get backed up if you get behind someone who wanted to stop a lot and/or get congested at pull offs.

We did the golf cart light tour. You drive yourself, so you and your companions have the privacy to discuss and enjoy the tour. There is a recording that explains things throughout the tour. This was an hour long tour complete with a stop at the bar inside the cave. I cannot properly convey just how beautiful this property is. You must experience it for yourself. The rock formations and waterfalls are something to behold. The staff was friendly and took great care of us.

Great views, nice place, too expensive tho. Was hard to find a parking spot very crowded.

The trail on the golf cart was amazing! The grounds were gorgeous with beautiful waterfalls! I would have gone again but the lines were so long. They did go by pretty quickly. Amazing scenery!

2nd time on the trail . First time was great today not so much. Horribly pricey for what you get Not enough workers to keep people from stopping along the trail where they are not supposed to to take picture Literally went 1.5 miles an hour for 90% of the tour Cart attendant was more interested in chatting with her co worker than wiping off the soaking wet seat For a pricey attraction like this I expect not to have to ask the attendant to do their job

Really cool ride through the mountains and caves. There were only 2 short cave sections. I expected there to be more. Scenery was amazing. For what you get it's pricey in my opinion but it's cool to do once.

Best tour ever! You drive your own golf cart through the rocks and scenery. So beautiful! There is a little bar in a cave that is pretty cool too. Loved it

Amazing views and fun time to spend time with family. VERY expensive but worth it. Can be very busy at times. The museum was pretty interesting. Staff was very helpful with

I didn't enjoy it. The marketing photos make ot look amazing. Total man-made tourist trap. It starts at the front gate, you have to pay for parking. Just another money grab. It's in the country, so it's not like you can walk there. That's annoying. They herd you through like livestock. The golf cart paths aren't wide enough to pass, so you have to stop every time the person in front of you stops to take a pic of every bird and squirrel. It's all man made. You're at the highest point around....where is all this water coming from for all these waterfalls? Pipes in the ground. While the rocks are real, the cave and water features are not natural. The scenic overlook is the only highlight of the trip, otherwise I would have given this one star. Shame on bass pro shops.

Absolutely amazing experience! We wanted to see some nature but were with an elderly relative who has trouble walking long distances, so heard about this tour and decided to try it. I'm so glad we did! Once you arrive you head to the main building where you pay for a golf cart. The cars seat either two or four. You start the tour from there and drive around on a paved road through some amazing scenes with waterfalls, trees and local flora. You can take it slow and pull off often for photos or go a bit faster. There are many spots for parking along the way to pull over and the carts are pretty simple to drive. Everyone on our tour loved it, and I would for sure go again. As part of the tour you also receive free e try to the museum which has an amazing amount of Native American artifacts and history. You can either walk to the museum or take the free shuttle. The museum was vast so it took us over an hour to peruse everything and we were going pretty quickly. I'd love to go back and explore a bit more as they had a ton of new information on local peoples and history. The experience was definitely worth the cost and an amazing way to see some of the local nature.

This was a very fun activity for my mom and I to do while dad was off golfing. There were a decent amount of people on the tour but there's so much room that I never felt over crowded. The carts also don't go very fast so most people were going at a similar place. There was a ton of great scenery and spots to take some pictures. The rocks are just beautiful and all the caves and waterfalls were so fun. Driving through the cave and stopping for a exclusive beverage was so fun, even if it was only 10am... ha! It is pretty pricey but I'd say it's worth it for the time and the views you get out of it.

Every time we come to Branson we make sure we stop here to do the cart tour and have a late lunch. The tour is fabulous! If you traverse the course at a brisk pace the entire run would take you a half hour. However most folks including myself do it at a very reduced speed.we normally take over an hour. The carts are in great shape and we'll maintained. On a sunny day the tops are rolled open and this not only allows you to get some sun but it also allows to look at the surrounding soaring beauty of this trail. Waterfalls abound no less than 7 can be enjoyed. The rock formations are beautiful as you curve through the park. We enjoy the Bat cave and even though the drinks are a little steep we always pickup one from the Bat Bar. The covered bridges will enthrall you as you cross through them. After you complete the course you take a 5 min ride (via shuttle bus) up to the museum and golf course. Naturally, there is a large gift shop and a well stocked Pro Shop. The museum is priceless and the artifacts are amazing. This is the creation of Johnny Norris and a tribute to the Native American Indians that lived here and across our country. The museum is underground, carved out of rock and it is roughly 40,000sf. This portion of your visit should not be passed by without walking through. After surfacing you can go to the restaurant for a real nice meal. If the weather is good ask for a table out on the porch. The view runs from TRL up through the forest while overlooking the golf course. After you place your order the staff will bring out there own Tortilla Chips and what I consider the best Salsa I've ever had. Try not to load up with too many because dinner will be plentiful. We enjoy the SW Burger cooked to perfection with Pepper Jack Cheese, a smear of Guacamole, and grilled Jalapeño. The fries are one of the best I've ever had. Bottom line.... Take you time and enjoy every minute. This is a must do if in the area!

The narration on the golf cart was very loud and uninteresting. It ruined the nature experience and overwhelmed conversation. There are no cup holders or storage of any kind in the rear seat. Don't buy a beverage if you're sitting in the rear seat

We had this planned out when we're going to vacation in AR and southern MO. What a great place, taking g a golf cart on a scenic drive. Waterfalls, bridges and bar in a cave. This place great. I would do it again during the holiday season.

The experience at Top of the Rock is so special. Taking the golf cart drive through the Lost Canyon, the cave, and surrounding grounds made for a delightful day's adventure. We took a tour of the excellent museum afterwards and were amazed at the extensive collection of Native American artifacts and historical collections. It was one of the best museums we have ever visited. It was 10.00 dollars to enter the venue and around 40.00 dollars a person for the golf cart tour. The museum was free. Given the cost of other shows and activities in the area, the cost seemed comparable. Our kids spent the day at Silver Dollar City and Top of the Rock was a perfect way for us parents to relax and enjoy something more leisurely. We asked if we could walk on the trail but all are required to use the golf carts. We did walk to and from the museum but they offer a free shuttle for those who prefer that.

My mom and I took a girls trip to Branson and I am so glad we decided to do this. This golf cart tour deserves 10 stars, don't miss it. Everyone in your group, young and old will love it. It's a beautiful place and the tour scenery is top notch. The waterfalls are everywhere, I loved it. Also, don't pass up the museum that comes with your ticket.

We enjoyed the ride on the golf carts around the waterfalls and through the cave. If you are looking for a laid back tour and don't get in a hurry it is a fun place to go. The line through the cave is slow because of the people stopping at the bar but that was fun and cooler than outside. There is room for others in a hurry to get by if don't want a snack or drink. Yes it's all man made but a cool place to look around the area and get some waterfall photos. We think it would be fun lit up at Christmas too.

This is my favorite attraction when we go to Branson. I have went 3 times and took the golf cart tour. It is awesome eveytime. Waterfalls and beautiful scenery every time. Fun to take the golf cart tour.

This was one of the most unique experiences I have ever done on vacation, driving through a canyon on a golf cart. Beautiful waterfalls and rock formations around every turn. Amazing views especially since you were allowed to park the golf cart in several areas along the trail and take pictures. It was a very romantic and scenic trip through the canyon. We also stopped at the Bat Bar inside the cave for a drink, which was so nice! I wish they allowed you to stop at the bar for longer but I understand why they don't, you are driving a golf cart. I will be back especially during the Christmas season when they put up lights.

This is a must do for the area. However it is expensive and only a do once type of thing. We paid $37.50 per person in advance. The longer you wait to buy tickets the more expensive they are so get them as soon as you know you want to go. We had NO Wait at 1:00pm and walked right on to the golf cart. The trail is full of some of the best photo taking opportunities in the area. I flew my drone all over the place capturing waterfalls and beautiful pictures. The cave is small but awesome as you drive through it in the cart you come to a bar that serves drinks. A little pricey but how often do you get the chance to drink in a cave? Nice bridges to drive over and beautiful landscapes make this worth the money. But I would only need to do it once and then move on.

I came here just in time when the leaves start changing color. They accept cash or card payments for the carts. You take your own golf cart down some 2 miles, goes through caves and tunnels. A Must see/do adventure! Once your done with the tour, take the free shuttle down to see the chapel with great views. There's also a restaurant, we made reservations ahead of time but I seen walk/ins. Come expecting to lose track of time.