Georgetown, Texas: Inner Space Caverns
Cave exposed in 1963 by Interstate roadbuilding and turned into a commercial attraction. Features the "Lake of the Moon," and the "Flowing Stone of Time."
- Address:
- 4200 N. I-35 Frontage Rd, Georgetown, TX
- Directions:
- I-35, Exit 259, north of Austin.
- Hours:
- Summer M-Sa 9-6, Su 10-6 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 512-931-2283
- Admission:
- Adults $21.
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Definitely worth the stop! The zip line was fun, too!
[Jansie, 01/09/2023]
Awesome experience. Went on a holiday weekend, so there was a bigger group, but so much to see on about an hour tour.
[Sarah, 07/10/2018]Amazing! One of the best cavern tours I've been on. It gets pretty warm down there so I recommend shorts.
[Sunnysam, 04/06/2017]I toured Inner Space often in college, and knew Meredith, who was the first to descend through the drill hole. He was not a highway worker but a caver, called by the highway construction guys to recover the drill bit. He was ecstatic when he looked around that beautiful room! By good luck, both he and the drill bit missed landing on one of the nicest formations.
In 1970 I went with cavers led by Meredith into back of the cave for mapping. I wonder if that part is open to tourists now? Inner Space is a real jewel of a cave!
[PixelAnnie, 04/03/2017]
If you go late on a Monday to Inner Space Caverns, you may end up with a personal one on one tour -- we did -- was awesome!
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The cave air temperature is a constant 72 F degrees.