Louisville, Kentucky -
Louisville Mega Cavern
RoadsideAmerica.com Team Field Report
Former mine and secret nuclear survival bunker for 50,000 Fort Knox soldiers and state VIPs. 17 miles of underground roads. Take a jeep tram tour and see what you would've missed.
- Address:
- 1841 Taylor Ave., Louisville, KY
- Directions:
- Southeast side of the city. I-264 exit 14. Drive north, toward the Zoo. At the first traffic light (Wendy's on the corner), turn right onto Taylor Ave. Follow it to the end, and the entrance to the Cavern.
- Hours:
- Daily 9 am - 4 pm, Mem Day-Oct 31 9 am - 5 pm. Hourly tours. Underground holiday (Call to verify)
- Phone:
- 502-855-6342
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Louisville Mega CavernFormer mine and secret nuclear survival bunker for 50,000 Fort Knox soldiers and state VIPs. 17 miles of underground roads. Take a jeep tram tour and see what you would've missed. Roadsideamerica.com Report... [12/18/2011]
Mega Cavern: Kentucky has many big holes in the ground that are open to the public. But as far as we know, no subterranean attraction in Kentucky or elsewhere has had its entrance in the middle of a metropolitan warehouse park — until now. [05/29/2009] Complete Story...
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Mega Cavern: Survival Bunker For Dignitaries The Mega Cavern is a must see! Tours last 60-70 minutes and are on a guided tram. Call ahead for special evening-only holiday hours from Nov-Dec. [Sister Road Trip, 11/26/2010]
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