Slaughter Canyon Cave Tour at Carlsbad Caverns National Park (#1/418)
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- Опубликовано: 13 мар 2019
- Carlsbad Caverns National Park was our first stop in our epic National Park roadtrip to visit all 418 units. In this fourth video about Carlsbad Caverns we share the Slaughter Canyon Cave tour. We saw some really large structures (a 90ft tall column!), some creepy looking ones that were used in filming a movie, and experienced total darkness.
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🩷 Carlsbad, my favorite cave system. Thank you for sharing. 🤎
Well done! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Great video! I need to add this to the list of places to visit. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Dean! It really is a special place and worth being on everyone's bucket list.
Great video! Love the cave! Thanks for sharing :)
Thanks for watching!
Gonna do it this summer. Can't wait ! Awesome video
You will have so much fun!
Oh man, so want to check this cave system out! Thanks for giving us a sneak preview guys! Great adventure. :) - Shane
Thanks Shane! Yes, I totally recommend visiting. Carlsbad is so different than anything I have seen.
Thanks! you make a very strong case for a multi-day stay at Carlsbad! Great video!
I'm glad it was helpful!
I found your channel via RV Lifestyle interview. I am loving your videos! Thank you so very much for your proper captions!
Welcome to our channel Lauren! Yup, we always strive to have correct captions. I'm glad you find them useful.
Wow, thank you! I had searched a few times for the cave my father took me to in 1977 after we had done the main Caverns tour. He wanted me to see a more natural view, as he had when he went spelunking (before that became a "rookie" term for it) while stationed at White Sands in the mid-50's. This is most certainly it, though the tour has changed a bit. They told us to have a flashlight, and sent us to the parking area with directions, and told us to follow the trail up to the entrance, and we waited there for our guide to arrive. I don't remember him being a ranger, and he led us through using a Coleman lantern. I absolutely want to do this again, more so than the main Caverns. I think I probably should leave the no-name plastic angle-head flashlight we bought for this tour behind though, I still have it.
I'm glad this video brought you good memories :)
Looks like a wonderful experience. I like the more out of the norm experience.
Thank you for taking us along with you for the tour! Loving the channel yall! Been following you two since the beginning.
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Aww, thank you! The community at #howtostartyoutubechannel is so great!
I must say, you're doing a tremendous job with these videos. It's hard to believe you're a beginner at video production.
Aww thank you! Really appreciate your comment. Yes, I am still a beginner. I started completely from scratch and there is still so much to learn, but it is super fun to see through the learning process.
15$ per person for a 5.5 hr tour feels like a great deal
"I went to view a cavern and just saw a bat sewer!!!" 😭😭
Haha! It was undeniably the most beautiful bat sewer we've ever seen though! :)
what if you need to use a bathroom??
There are restrooms inside caverns in the main area where you get down with the elevator or natural entrance. Otherwise, for tours, you go to the bathroom before the tour and really try not needing one :) If you really, really need one, if I remember correctly, the rangers have special bags that you can use.
Beyond beutiful but how can it take 5 1/2 hours? If you drive 45 minutes,hike 30min, 75min for your return trip you would have 3 hours of cave touring? Sounds like a lot.
Yup, that's about how long the tour inside the cave takes. It's a group tour, so everything takes a bit longer than if you were on your own.
love your videos and plan on watching Every. Single. One...but who is talking right next to your microphone? it is distracting.
Thank you! Yes, that was quite annoying, but I can emphatize. We were on a ranger led tour with about dozen people. There were few people who didn't speak English and their friend translated to them everything the guide was telling. I believe this is the only video where that happened so hopefully you will enjoy our more recent videos more.
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