Thanks for sharing this captivating journey through Mammoth Cave National Park! Your video beautifully showcases the grandeur and mystique of this enormous underground wonder!
Thanks friend for this fascinating walkthrough of Mammoth Cave National Park! The cave's grandeur and natural wonder are awe-inspiring. Your video truly captures the mystique of this underground world. We join your channel🌄🕳
Thank you! Yeah we've filmed a couple of caves now. Mammoth Cave we had to be on a guided tour, but our Cave of the Mounds video, they let me film whever I wanted, and allowed me to fly the drone for some shots. I like the look of your stuff too! Just subbed and going through some of your videos. I'll have to check out the ghost town stuff. Thanks again! Here's that Cave of the Mounds video - ruclips.net/video/nQGLza57_3w/видео.html
These caves looks great for an adventure. It looks like a popular location. The track is easy to follow and well lit which is good. The views of the cave along the way are quite nice.
Nice to see Mammoth getting press. My Dad took us there two times in the mid-late 60's. I remember the underground cafeteria (is that still there?) and on the second trip, we took an old-fashioned cave tour where the guides used torches rather than flashlights. Deep in the caves, they had us all quite down while they extinguished the torches. Man, that utter and complete darkness was eerie and, at least for me, very scary.
Thanks! I would’ve loved to spend more time down there and get some more cinematic style shots that I normally film, but the tours you’re on kind of rush you through. It’s also very dark in there, but that adds to the cave feel. It’s a lot different from the other video I made at Cave of the Mounds.
I never even heard of this NP. I have to go here. I've done the Cathedral Caverns in Alabama. These look absolutely amazing though. And extremely expansive. They really set the tour walk up well.
We had heard of it before from a bunch of people who had gone and loved it. It’s been on our list to check out, so when we were down in that area we had to stop. We have some cool caves up here by us that we go to occasionally. I’d love to explore one that’s more challenging. Something that’s more of actual cave exploring. The wife wants nothing to do with that one though haha.
I have been in a few caves before but nothing as massive as this. It seems like you spent plenty of time in there. How long did it take for you to get through the cave? Did it go deep?
Yeah we've been to a few caves too, and had always heard about Mammoth Cave and how big it was. It's weird because at parts it doesn't even feel like a cave because of the size. We were down there for a couple of hours, but you had to be with a tour group the whole time. I wish you could go explore on your own like other caves, but I get it with the size of the place.
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Thanks for sharing this captivating journey through Mammoth Cave National Park! Your video beautifully showcases the grandeur and mystique of this enormous underground wonder!
Glad you enjoyed it! It was a cool cave to visit, a lot different than others we've been to.
That looks like a very large cave! Thanks for taking us! 😁👍
It must havebeen quite an experience!😊
I bet you were glad to see daylight at the end!
Thanks friend for this fascinating walkthrough of Mammoth Cave National Park! The cave's grandeur and natural wonder are awe-inspiring. Your video truly captures the mystique of this underground world. We join your channel🌄🕳
Thank you! Yeah we've filmed a couple of caves now. Mammoth Cave we had to be on a guided tour, but our Cave of the Mounds video, they let me film whever I wanted, and allowed me to fly the drone for some shots. I like the look of your stuff too! Just subbed and going through some of your videos. I'll have to check out the ghost town stuff. Thanks again!
Here's that Cave of the Mounds video - ruclips.net/video/nQGLza57_3w/видео.html
These caves looks great for an adventure. It looks like a popular location. The track is easy to follow and well lit which is good. The views of the cave along the way are quite nice.
It had been on our list of places to visit for a while now. It’s massive inside! They do a lights out part on the tour. That was something else.
Nice to see Mammoth getting press. My Dad took us there two times in the mid-late 60's. I remember the underground cafeteria (is that still there?) and on the second trip, we took an old-fashioned cave tour where the guides used torches rather than flashlights. Deep in the caves, they had us all quite down while they extinguished the torches. Man, that utter and complete darkness was eerie and, at least for me, very scary.
The torch tour would be awesome! They did do the lights out silent part too at the coffin rock inside the cave. Pretty crazy.
Thanks for making this video so we can see this extremely large cave, it was very interesting 😊
Thanks! I would’ve loved to spend more time down there and get some more cinematic style shots that I normally film, but the tours you’re on kind of rush you through. It’s also very dark in there, but that adds to the cave feel.
It’s a lot different from the other video I made at Cave of the Mounds.
I never even heard of this NP. I have to go here. I've done the Cathedral Caverns in Alabama. These look absolutely amazing though. And extremely expansive. They really set the tour walk up well.
We had heard of it before from a bunch of people who had gone and loved it. It’s been on our list to check out, so when we were down in that area we had to stop. We have some cool caves up here by us that we go to occasionally. I’d love to explore one that’s more challenging. Something that’s more of actual cave exploring. The wife wants nothing to do with that one though haha.
I have been in a few caves before but nothing as massive as this. It seems like you spent plenty of time in there. How long did it take for you to get through the cave? Did it go deep?
Yeah we've been to a few caves too, and had always heard about Mammoth Cave and how big it was. It's weird because at parts it doesn't even feel like a cave because of the size. We were down there for a couple of hours, but you had to be with a tour group the whole time. I wish you could go explore on your own like other caves, but I get it with the size of the place.