Carved beneath the Texas Hill Country, a world of natural beauty awaits you. Get your comfy shoes, ready your water bottles, set out for a unique adventure, and go forth as you are guided through corridor after corridor of timeless beauty, mystery, and wonder found at Cascade Caverns. The Downunder Tour will take you to a living cavern with millions of glistening drops of pure water falling on spectacular rock formations. Are you brave enough to take on the Adventure Tour? Just like a real cave explorer, you will be given helmets, flashlights, and gloves, as you go spelunking 3-4 hours through the cave systems. Want a little something more? Take up the Evening Flashlight Tour, where you will only be allowed to have flashlights and candles. Who knows, you may end up seeing the blind ghostly salamanders.
Get ready for a new level of amazement at The Natural Bridge Caverns, a premier natural attraction where you will find adventure and fun around every corner. Take the Discovery Tour, where you can see massive, otherworldly formations formed by single drops of water over the slow passage of time. Tackle your fear of heights as you ascend the Twisted Trails, or experience a sense of discovery as you try and find your way through the 5,000sqft outdoor AMAZEn’ Ranch Roundup. Looking for good old-fashioned fun, then check out the Mining Company, where you mine and pan for gems, fossils, and other treasures.
For experienced and novice photographers alike, FOTOSEPTIEMBRE celebrates photography and photographic art every September. Started in San Antonio, FOTOSEPTIEMBRE showcases photography and photographic artwork from around the world. Exhibits are located not only in San Antonio but in cities around the country.
Come home to The Guenther House for your favorite all-American breakfast, lunches, and freshly baked pastries, and top it off with hot coffee. After having a delicious meal, walk to the store and shop for everything you need to enjoy the restaurant specialties at home. Complete your visit with an impressive tour of the founder of Pioneer Flour Mills' historical home filled with Art Nouveau and Victorian styles.