Linville Caverns North Carolina

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Linville Caverns are privately owned active limestone caverns located in northern McDowell County, North Carolina, just south of the village of Linville …

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Mar 18, 2025
A great place to spend part of a day, especially if the weather isn't great! $13 for a guided tour, guides are well informed. Fascinating stalactites and stalagmites! It is dark and damp, not a good …Full review by patriciafT8755CJ
Sep 15, 2024
I have wanted to visit for a long time. Our guide was Stephanie and she was great. She was very knowledgeable and funny. We did not have to wait for our tour. Wear a jacket, it can be a little ch…Full review by B382DMbridgets
Aug 23, 2024
This was a very good visit and was real interesting to tour this cave. Silas was a fun and informative tour guide. For the price - well worth it. No wait for us - tour was about 30 minutes or so.Full review by stephenbU2524AS
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Are masks still required? May 28, 2022
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It has been a while since we were there. It would be best to call them directly.
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What about a person on a walker or wheelchair
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Wheelchairs "ARE" allowed inside, all the walkways are concrete and flat. There is two sections wheelchairs can not go in for one is too narrow and the other is 15 steps. Your …
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Wheelchairs "ARE" allowed inside, all the walkways are concrete and flat. There is two sections wheelchairs can not go in for one is too narrow and the other is 15 steps. Your tour guide will professionally guide you through safely and is well trained for all disabilities.
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Do you have to hike to get to it? And should you wear sneakers or hiking boots?
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No hiking required. Depending on amount of visitors you may walk a little distance from your car to the shop/cave entrance-along driveway. Constant 54 degrees inside cave. Light …
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No hiking required. Depending on amount of visitors you may walk a little distance from your car to the shop/cave entrance-along driveway. Constant 54 degrees inside cave. Light jacket, parka or sweatshirt would be sufficient. Water drips sporadically and we've had recent rains so more seepage likely. I had on flip flops, my feet got wet, it's very chilly inside the cave especially when water is dripping on you. The tour is about 30 minutes.
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Can I bring a infant 14 months old in his stroller?
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I would think you’d have to carry him. It’s not that big. Probably about 20-30 minutes. They do turn all the lights off for a few minutes.
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Can I bring a infant 14 month old in his stroller?
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I don't think so, there's not much room. It's also very wet and cool. If it was me I wouldn't take the baby down there.
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