Ancient Underground Worlds: Indiana’s 6 Showcaves

Deep beneath southern Indiana’s rolling hills, are thousands of ancient, mysterious, beautiful worlds. Once only seen by cave explorers, 6 of these alien-like places have been developed into showcaves, allowing most anyone to enjoy their secrets.

You can visit where thousands of years, have produced masterpieces of rock, and where an ancient, unknown people mined chert, while hickory branches lit their way. This is a place where religious groups and secret societies met, to practice their beliefs and rituals. And, where underground mountains, await to be climbed by the brave.

Showcaves are the #1 tourist attraction in Southern Indiana, and one of the most incredible adventures in the Midwest. Come along for a journey, to ancient, underground worlds: Indiana’s 6 showcaves!

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[ThatOneIsSus]

I love how all your videos feel kinda like worldbuilding. Just calm little slice of life documentaries about places in Indiana I wouldn’t know existed otherwise.

[RetiredLovingIt]

We love our area showcases! We are blessed to have them so near our home!

[ZinayPlayingWarzone]

Thanks I am big fan of all your videos. A YouTuber with all videos that keep on wanting more.

[WinteryMix]

My son and daughter in law had their wedding in Marengo Cave. I was skeptical when they told us of the venue. But it was absolutely gorgeous!! Crystal Palace.

[NatetheAceOfficial]

Swimming out of the end of Donaldson while people are walking the metal trail to the "dry" room above, that'll get you some weird looks for sure! One of my favorites!

[catmastertrash]

It's amazing to see these places and to know there are thousands (if not more) places like it that have yet to be discovered.

[chrisblack]

Thank you Roger. Your cave videos might be my favorite. I'm happy you show them to us because I'll probably never make it to any of them.

[colleenhahn]

AwR! Aren't you quite the ambassador for southern Indiana! Thank-you for this visual and informational tour.

[edwardh]

I remember going to these caves when I was younger. It was a really neat experience.

[PotatoTomato-owyl]

Thank you for posting this. As someone who can't walk the harder caves, this was great to get a glimpse into them. Would love to see you showcase the different tours Mammoth has.

[sylviahanna]

Love Marengo Cave!
Amazing, , a must see
Take a jacket fir sure!

[SidLawmanband]

Another great presentation, Roger. Can't wait to visit southern Indiana in September.

[susanlongb]

Another great video, Roger! So helpful to people that you give schedules, trail difficulty, and much more as well as the aesthetic beauty. Hopefully people are inspired to go/take the kids or grandchildren for the memorable experiences to these caves and caverns. 👏

[anniecasts]

Yes! I've been watching your videos for years and this is my new favorite! Thank you for all your hard work putting these together for us.
I moved to Indiana a couple years ago and your videos are the best for finding new places to explore. This morning I went to Cataract Falls after being inspired by your Waterfalls video. Can't wait to check out some more cool caves!

[DerrickHikes]

Great video! I’m looking forward to checking out Big Wyandotte. Looks less suffocating than some of the tours at Mammoth.

[papap.]

O my Roger this is the best work you have done. Fantastic I didn’t think I could make it but I think I can. I really think I can walk this cave. The Moranga

[KitchenLady]

Excellent video! Caves are fascinating places and I’m a bit obsessed with what truly lies beneath our feet. The Archivist channel has done some interesting research on caves and underground ancient sites from across the country.

[whitneykovener]

Thanks for sharing Roger. I believe my wife and I have visited them all

[kimm]

Great informative video my parents took us to several of these when we were little kids I wished I could come see them again

[chevysslady]

Totally great vid & info!
Ty!!
I want to visit some of those cool caves.