Carlsbad Caverns National Park is a limestone show cave with the fifth-largest chamber in North America. Located in southern New Mexico, its Big Room is 4,000 feet long (1200 m) and 255 feet tall (78 ...

One of the most notable sights at Carlsbad Cavern is the spectacle of the park’s 400,000 Brazilian free-tailed bats leaving the cave each night at sunset in dramatic clouds of flapping wings; visitors ...

They didn't explore very far, due to the huge drop off immediately past the opening of the cave. 1883 - The first Anglo to see Carlsbad Cavern is unknown, but in this year a 12 year old boy was ...

Downtown Carlsbad was alive with the colors and images of spring as the Cavern City was ready for the Easter holiday this ...

lower than anyone had ever gone there before him, slid Frank Ernest Nicholson, journalist-explorer, into the unmeasured depths of the Carlsbad Cave in the Guadalupe Mountains in lower New Mexico.

They didn't explore very far, due to the huge drop-off immediately past the opening of the cave. 1883 - The first Anglo to see Carlsbad Cavern is unknown, but in 1883 a 12 year old boy was lowered ...