Massive cavern is unbelievable! (privately owned) | Cosmic Cavern | S2 E30

Have you ever been in a cavern with bottomless lakes? In this video, we’re taking you on an exciting journey through one of Arkansas’s most fascinating natural wonders: Cosmic Cavern in Berryville.
Nestled in the scenic Ozarks near Berryville, Arkansas, Cosmic Cavern is a stunning example of the natural beauty that the region has to offer. Discovered in 1845 and opened to the public in 1966, this cavern is renowned for its impressive size, extraordinary formations, and vibrant underground ecosystem. Spanning over 3 miles of passageways, Cosmic Cavern is one of the largest privately-owned caves in the United States.
"Cosmic Cavern in Berryville, Arkansas is one of the states’ most beautiful natural attractions! When you are in Northwest Arkansas or the Berryville area and are looking for “things to do” or “attractions” Cosmic Cavern is a “must see” destination. We are easy to find, right between Eureka Springs, Arkansas and Branson, Missouri. Cosmic Cavern is Arkansas’s largest privately owned show cave. Cosmic Cavern was discovered in 1845, but wasn’t developed until 1927. Cosmic Cavern’s cave tour is approximately a 1hr and 20 minute walking tour in the warmest cave in the Ozarks, at a steady 64 degrees and 96% humidity. The cave is a warm 64 degrees in the winter and a cool 64 degrees in the summer." -Cosmic Cavern
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[@wandaohara378]

Such a nice video. Two weeks until AR residency. Will check out Cosmic Cavern!

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@@wandaohara378 yay!!!! You'll love it here!

[@jpbassseniorbasssenior323]

Thank you for this Arkansas knowledge 😊bless ur day👍

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@@jpbassseniorbasssenior323 Thank you for watching!

[@jbennett3578]

I really like this video because I'm a geology buff, and Arkansas has some very interesting geology. The Ozarks Mountains are a lot like the Texas Hill Country, lots of caves and springs. The Ouachitas are interesting partly because of the beautiful quartz crystals and partly because they run underground past Dallas and they pop up again in southwest Texas. The Arkansas and Mississippi Rivers have shaped the state. I mean, Arkansas has a public diamond mine! It doesn't get much more geologically interesting than that. btw, I like the intro, especially the way you add different music to set the mood for the video. The rock music worked great for the offroading video, and the pretty music in this one works great with the subject.

[@AllAboutArkansasTravels]

I always appreciate your comments and enjoy reading them. Thank you so much for always being an encouragement. KZbin is not easy and I struggle to understand sometimes if I'm doing it the way it needs to be done. It's difficult to know if I'm putting out content that is even worth watching. I'm trying to learn something new with each video. Please always feel free to tell me parts of the video that you don't particularly care for. It can only help me improve!

[@jbennett3578]

​@@AllAboutArkansasTravels I think you're doing everything right. Your videos are well made. You publish consistently. You've got an interesting theme, exploring the state of Arkansas. I don't know if you have media training, or if you just have a natural flair for the craft, but you do good video, and that's a fact. I'd be happy to offer constructive criticism, and I'm professionally experienced at that, but I don't really have any. In fact, one reason I watch your videos carefully is to see what you did to make them good. I still plan to make some bus life videos, and I need all the inspiration I can get.

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@@jbennett3578 Thank you so much. No, I don't have experience. I'm learning as I go

[@19jody72]

There is one like that up here in Missouri.. pretty cool to go see as well. It's south of Columbia

[@AllAboutArkansasTravels]

@@19jody72 We will have to go see it sometime. What's it called? We have a much larger one here called Blanchard Springs Caverns but it does not have bottomless lakes.

[@19jody72]

@@AllAboutArkansasTravels Stark Cavernrs is the name. Pretty cool to see

[@jbennett3578]

@@19jody72 I looked it up, and the black light tour at Stark Caverns sounds real interesting.

[@19jody72]

@@jbennett3578 it's pretty cool to see for sure!