It's hard to imagine the awe the original explorers of Natural Bridge Caverns had, when the first saw it.
It's hard to imagine the awe the original explorers of Natural Bridge Caverns had, when the first saw it. Now you can see what it looked like, to them.GARDEN RIDGE, Texas — I have been through Natural Bridge Caverns many times, but never quite saw it in this. The caverns is now offering a lantern tour allowing people to see it in the same light original explorers did.
The tour is at a much slower pace than regular tours, as there is much less light. But, the light and what is beyond the light is what draws you deeper into the caverns. What is normally a 30 minute walk along the almost 1 mile path, now take 45 minutes to and hour.
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