The 7th longest cave in Texas, Cave Without a Name sits just outside of Boerne, Texas and ties into the underground Guadalupe River.
With 'beauty that cannot be exaggerated even by a Texan', the Caverns of Sonora are located just outside of Sonora, Texas.
Discovered during the construction of Interstate 35, Inner Space Cavern is located in Georgetown, Texas.
Less than 90 minutes from Austin, Longhorn Cavern State Park is a unique Hill Country destination full of natural beauty and Texas-sized tales.
Located near San Antonio, Natural Bridge Caverns is the largest commercially operated cavern in Texas.
The first cave you visit will provide your passport. There is one spot for each cave, to be stamped during your visit to that cave. Each person needs their own passport. To print or view the passport, please click here.
When you visit the last cave on your passport, simply exchange your completed passport for your free tee shirt.
Texas is vast and so are its beautiful caverns and caves. It would be impossible to view all five caves in a single day. Why rush though? Thousands of years in the making, Texas' underground worlds await you whether it's a weekend trip or a year-long itinerary.
Passports must be completed within one year of your start date (your visit to the first cave on your passport) to be valid. The passport must be completed and exchanged for your free tee shirt within one year of the start date recorded on your passport.
The extent of true connectivity is not known for all cave systems in Texas. The caves that comprise the Texas Cave Trail all offer their own unique beauty.
The Texas Cave Trail is for individuals and families, but remember each person will need their own passport. Tickets must be purchased at each cave for each child regardless of age.
The Texas Cave Trail is intended for families and individuals and is not available for those receiving group rates.
