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Discovery
Man's first views of Luray Caverns unveiled cathedral sized chambers laden with ancient stone formations. |
Double Column
Located in Giant's Hall the Double Column, towering to a height of 47 feet, is the tallest and one of the most spectacular formations in Luray Caverns. |
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Totem Poles
Well-lighted, paved walkways lead visitors through cathedral sized rooms with ceilings ten stories high. |
Throne Room
Four million centuries in the making beneath Virginia's Shenandoah Valley, some individual formations are over seven million years old. |
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Frozen Fountain
Enormous chambers are filled with towering stone columns, shimmering draperies and crystal-clear pools. |
Wishing Well
This six foot deep pool in Luray Caverns has produced more than 16 1/2 million coins weighing 62 tons and having a value over $400,000. Its contents are donated to national health and educational foundations. |
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Saracen's Tent
Seemingly handfolded, this formation is one of the most perfectly formed drapery structures in the world. |
Dream Lake
Sparkling Dream Lake, only eighteen inches deep, reflects a myriad of fantastic forms. |
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Stalacpipe Orgam
The world's largest musical instrument and the nly one of its kind produces music of symphonic quality from stone formations. |
Fried Eggs
Discover objects of variety and curiosity such as these "Fried Eggs." |
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Giant's Hall
A U.S. Natural Landmark, Luray Caverns is eastern America's largest and most popular. |
Titania's Veil
Huge subterranean chambers display a profuse variety of formations and unsurpassed natural color. |
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