The Mighty Mississippi (as viewed from the car).
Evidently, the caves were originally discovered after a man chased his dog into this hole.

This is the main entrance now :)


I will admit, I have never been one to readily explore caves to the point that I can't easily find my way out or that there isn't at least some sort of light. I don't know, just not my thing. This trek was completely fine though since it was a guided tour with lights :) Aside from those few minutes that they turned off the light; that was a weird experience. I don't know that I have ever experienced absolute darkness before. Anyhoo, here are some photos of our tour. I think they were crazy back in the day to go in with nothing but a candle.
We were all rather hungry by the time we exited the caves so we stopped for a bit in Hannibal and headed back to the campsite. I'll stick my other photos on a new post :)
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