Waterfall

Underground Boat Ride

Ice Age Bones

Indiana’s Longest Cave!

7th Longest in the United States!

Indianapolis

Evansville Louisville, KYCorydon

30 minutes west of

Louisville, KY

As You ExploreIndiana Caverns

Animals, including

Flat-headed peccaries,

Pleistoscene black bears,

bison, fishers, porcupine, owls, snakes, and many

others, entered what is today Indiana Caverns

approximately 40,000 years ago during the last Ice Age.

After the Ice Age entrance closed, 12,000+ years ago,

the cave remained untouched until 2010.

Explorers discovered thousands of bones exposed

on the cave surface that have been preserved by

unchanging conditions for millennia. The significance

of these fossils, which include not only bones but bear

beds, claw marks and rare peccary tracks, has been

verified by independent paleontologists.

You will see these long hidden relics on your tour. Our first

scientific excavation, lead by staff from the Indiana State

Museum, took place in October 2014.

Indianapolis

Evansville Louisville, KYCorydon

30 minutes west of

Louisville, KY

"Indiana Caverns is a significant site for ice age animals." Ron Richards. ISM Indiana State Paleontologist

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Waterfall Underground Boat Ride Ice Age Bones

The 2014 excavation unearthed some exciting finds including (below) peccary teeth and skulls.

1267 Green Acres Dr.Corydon, IN 47112

Visit the Ice Age

Individuals and FamiliesIndiana Caverns is open daily year round. It's always a pleasant 55º so stop in anytime!

Indiana Caverns is conveniently located just outside historic Corydon, IN, 5 minutes off I-64.

Just 25 minutes west of Louisville, KY

You can explore Indiana Caverns, part of the vast world-class Binkley Cave system, and discover all its history and wonder.

Visit the Ice Age. Indiana Caverns's unparalleled

variety of experiences includes one of the largest

collections of Ice Age bones in North America.

Also, view a 35' waterfall, cruise an underground

river, see awe-inspiring Big Bone Mountain,

rare underground cave life, and many beautiful

cave formations. At 41+ miles long, this cave is the longest cave system in Indiana and the 7th longest in the United States.

In addition to your tour, you'll also enjoy our interpretive center, gift shop, cave and karst surface trail, panning for gemstones and fossils at the Big Peccary Mine, and journey thru the all new Cavern of the SabertoothI

DIrECTIoNs:• From at Corydon take SR 135 south

• Turn South on go 4.7 miles to Shiloh Rd

• Turn right on Shiloh Rd for .6 miles

• Turn right on Green Acres Dr for .2 miles to Indiana Caverns

1267 Green Acres Dr.Corydon, IN 47112

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America's newest underground adventure

Indianapolis

EvansvilleLouisville

KYCorydon

135

25 min from Louisville2 hrs 15 min from Indianapolis1 hr 30 min from Evansville

Green Acres Dr.

Shiloh Rd.

(4.7 miles)

schools & GroupsThis is an incredible trip for groups. We encourage you to visit our website for details, then call in advance to schedule your trip.

Cave tour is not handicapped accessible.

Indiana Caverns is a fun excursion for all ages. To get the most enjoyment out of your visit, we suggest...

• Wear comfortable walking shoes and a light jacket

• Front baby carriers and strollers are not allowed in the cave due to the steps

• Groups of 12 or more should call for advance reservations

• View our FAQ on our website

opEN DAIlY 9 AM – 5 pMExtended Hours in Summer and on Holidays.

Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas.Call or check online for more detalis.

Learn about the Ice Age in a whole new way!

NEWCavern of the

Sabertooth Adventure

Some helpful tips

812-734-1200IndianaCaverns.com