Kentucky's Lost River Cave | Yes, We Sometimes Visit our Neighboring States 😆 | Tennessee Crossroads

Tennessee Crossroads heads up to Bowling Green, KY and a unique urban nature center. The main attraction is a legendary little river that flows underground into a cave, The Lost River Cave. It's an ancient marvel of nature that attract modern-day adventurers. Join Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads to find out more.

[@billgolcher2537]

how beautiful

[@bro7013]

Lol it’s in bowling green

[@tractorhyatt7044]

That’s quite the cave system! Love the history!

[@derpfrog5625]

Wonderful

[@jalleman61]

Excellent adventure.We have a cave in Pa .called Penns cave.Take a sweater ,relax an enjoy

[@jalleman61]

@Aldo Mosty if you can't find it,your fuckin blind. And if you don't give a shit than move on.

[@Randy-ev8ig]

Sure would be great if you dive this place.

[@WhoDeyNation9]

Ummm this is in bowling green in Kentucky

[@FFAdventuresOriginal]

"Tennessee Crossroads heads up to Bowling Green, KY"...another sleuth

[@2Goiz_1ShanDA]

He blew out his lazy ankles on the zipline! Bruised for weeks! That'll teach em'👍

[@johnwood551]

Did We annex Kentucky :??

[@evansolomon169]

Kentucky Crossroads?

[@mauricehansen6452]

Close enough lol

[@HBC423]

In Tennessee that could barely be a creek, you can't call that a river

[@ninomichoacan6195]

Can you swim 🏊 there??

[@thevinceberry]

Nope

[@harryfry9687]

This is not in Tennessee this cave is in bowling green kentucky I have been there and took the tour

[@FFAdventuresOriginal]

"Tennessee Crossroads heads up to Bowling Green, KY"...good lookin' out there.

[@kodacole8085]

Too bad everything in Tennessee is private property. No access to national forests because it’s surrounded by private property. The forest service loves the black roads