Carlsbad Caverns National Park
A system of over 119 caves beneath the Guadalupe Mountains, including the Big Room, one of the largest underground chambers in North America.
10.9 mi away
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A system of over 119 caves beneath the Guadalupe Mountains, including the Big Room, one of the largest underground chambers in North America.
Massive cave chambers and 400000 bats spiraling out at sunset.
Jim White followed bats into a hole in 1898 and discovered a 14-acre underground cathedral.
400000 bats spiral from the cave each summer evening devouring 6000 lbs of insects nightly.
Walk through a 265-million-year-old coral reef lifted into the sky. World's finest Permian fossil exposure.
Town renamed from Eddy to Carlsbad in 1899 to market its mineral springs like the Bohemian spa.
Ripley's 'river that crosses itself' — an 1890 aqueduct carries the Pecos over the Pecos.
Sandy beaches and five miles of riverwalk on the dammed Pecos River in the heart of the desert.
Oldest municipal museum in New Mexico (1931) with Taos Ten paintings and Pueblo artifacts.
13 stories, landmarks & places within ~20 miles — the same local lore RoadyGoat plays as you drive through.
These aren't just buildings, they're a gateway to another world! The Caverns Historic District marks the spot where countless adventurers began their journey into the depths of Carlsbad Caverns. Construction of this…
Imagine finding a lush, green paradise in the middle of the desert. That's Rattlesnake Springs, all thanks to a reliable water source. Back in 1880, William Henry Harrison, who claimed to be related to *the* President…
Massive cave chambers and 400000 bats spiraling out at sunset.
Jim White followed bats into a hole in 1898 and discovered a 14-acre underground cathedral.
A system of over 119 caves beneath the Guadalupe Mountains, including the Big Room, one of the largest underground chambers in North America.
400000 bats spiral from the cave each summer evening devouring 6000 lbs of insects nightly.
Walk through a 265-million-year-old coral reef lifted into the sky. World's finest Permian fossil exposure.
Sandy beaches and five miles of riverwalk on the dammed Pecos River in the heart of the desert.
Oldest municipal museum in New Mexico (1931) with Taos Ten paintings and Pueblo artifacts.
Town renamed from Eddy to Carlsbad in 1899 to market its mineral springs like the Bohemian spa.
Carlsbad, nestled in the southeastern New Mexico desert, owes its origins to a blend of cultures adapting to a harsh but beautiful landscape. The town’s name, borrowed from the Bohemian spa Karlsbad, hints at the early…
The only U.S. zoo dedicated to the Chihuahuan Desert perched on a ridge above the Pecos Valley.
Ripley's 'river that crosses itself' — an 1890 aqueduct carries the Pecos over the Pecos.