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10 incredible caves that can only be seen in the USA

The summer heat pushes travelers to trips to the sea coasts or to the northern countries, but many wise tourists plan to visit caves during this period.

Photo: National Park Service

In the national parks of the United States is located more than 4700 caves that will give coolness in the summer heat, writes USA Today.

Some of these caves are among the most impressive in the world, and you should definitely take the time to visit them.

Karst caves

Photo: National Park Service

Carlsbad Caves National Park, New Mexico: If you could only explore one cave in your life, it would be worth choosing this one. Of the two American caves on the UNESCO list, Carlsbad is the richest, with a huge collection of stunning formations.

Photo: National Park Service

Mammoth Cave National Park, Kentucky: this park has the longest cave system in the world with more than 400 miles (644 km) of tunnels studied. During the tour of this cave, you will not only see amazing cave formations, but also learn about the strange creatures that inhabit these dark labyrinths.

Photo: National Park Service

Gemstone Cave, South Dakota: the third longest cave system in the world, having at least 195 miles (314 km) of passages with fancy formations, such as plaster flowers, balloons with hydromagnesite, black manganese crystals and many others. These are large calcite crystals that have formed under the water and are located on all the walls and ceiling of the now-dry cave, which are precious in appearance.

Lava Volcanic Caves

Photo: Lava Beds National Monument

Lava Beds, California: more 700 caves with surrealistic landscapes make this park a good place to explore caves created by volcanic activity. These winding tunnels range from relatively easy-to-walk caves to real labyrinths.

Photo: National Park Service

Craters of the Moon National Monument, Idaho. This volcanic wonderland gives access to four very different lava caves on one 2,6 km trail. One of them is the largest Indian cave, which is well illuminated by the sun's rays penetrating through the “skylights” that have formed in the ceiling. At the same time, the monument also includes a very dark cave, into which there is no way to get through without a flashlight.

Photo: National Park Service

Hawaiian Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii: The forces that created the amazing Thurston Lava Tube cave are back in operation, leading to a volcanic eruption in Hawaii, so new charming caves may soon form on the islands.

Sea and coastal caves

Photo: National Park Service

Lakes of the Apostle, Wisconsin. One of the most outstanding collections of so-called sea caves is scattered among 21 islands and along the shores of Lake Superior. There you can see charming arches, pillars and sandstone bridges.

Photo: National Park Service

Golden Gate National Recreation Area, California: excellent stretch of coastline with magnificent sea caves. At the moment there are 82 various cave object.

Ice Cave

Photo: Mark C. Stevens, Flickr

Elias National Park, Alaska: This extreme journey will take you into the eerie depths of the glacier. However, be careful - such caves are fraught with many dangers.

Photo: OSU Special Collections & Archives, via Wikimedia Commons

Mount Rainier National Park, Washington: from 1930 to the beginning of 1980, Paradise Glacier's ice caves were one of the most popular features of this national park. Now they have only bright photos and memories, as the lower part of the glacier melted due to global warming.

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