A Great Cavern tour in West Virginia that is seasonal This site is located along WV 9 several miles down two lane roads. There is a fairly large parking lot around that is the center of a family style restaurant, a gift shop and a restroom building. We were lucky and got on one of the last tours for the season on Halloween. This is a 45 minute tour that runs on the hour. You buy your tickets at the gift shop. If you have to wait there are some things to do around the site. You are asked to put on a safety hat that is provided for you. The tour starts from behind the gift shop and leads directly down into the caverns. The tour was guided and showed many of the various parts of the cavern system. It is an absolutely fascinating cavern system that is well preserved. You have to walk from the entry behind the building to about a ¼ mile where you exit the system. There are low ceilings, wet stairs and tight spaces. This is only open at certain times of the year so please be sure to check before you visit. It is an excellent tour and I highly recommend it for anyone in the area interested in caverns.

Definitely worth stopping here while in WV. So many formations that look exactly like the names that gave. Loved the experience.

This is out of the way, but close enough to Seneca Rocks to drive to. Quaint little place with a resturant right next door if you get hungry. We were able to get a bite to eat before the tour. Price per person is only $15 for adults ($13 for old peeps like me). Didn't catch the price for kids, but it isn't an expensive trip. Tour guide was exceptional as she explained the different formations and history of the place. It is worth the trip, especially on a hot day as it is so chilly down there.

First visit to the caverns. Ethan was our tour guide who kept us safe and shared what knowledge he had of the caverns which was fairly extensive, but wished he was able to share a little bit more detail but as he stated he is not a geologist. NOTE: The main or “normal” entrance is currently under construction so you start at the end then backtrack back out due to just the one entrance. They offer senior and military/veteran discounts on the adult entry price of $15.00.

Great experience. A must see when you are in Seneca Rocks, WV. I’d share more photos but I don’t want to spoil it. It is not a very difficult walk, there are probably no more than 60 steps. Some portions you have to crouch. Tours run every hour from 11:00 AM to 5pm. Admission is very reasonable: $10 for adults $8 for kids 12 and under Kids 2 an under are free They have gem mining for the kids and a restaurant as well.

Unfortunately, they are currently only doing tours on the weekend, so I'm not entirely sure why they're open during the week. We did manage to get back out for the weekend tour and it was just as fun as it was when I was a kid. The caverns are gorgeous, educational, and the guides are great.

If you’re passing through WV this is definitely worth a stop. The tour is fun and interesting. The little country restaurant is a welcome relief to any hungry tourist.

Great little stop on the way to our camp. Reasonably priced restaurant and a cute little gift shop. Our guide was very knowledgeable and loud enough to where our extremely large group could hear the info she provided. Wasn't too extreme for my 60 year old mother in law.