Kentucky

[jose34]

Does not seem to be a master thread here.

Anyone know if infants are allowed in the Mammoth Caves National Park tours?

[yungermanchik]

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[SSLPhD]

Does not seem to be a master thread here.

Anyone know if infants are allowed in the Mammoth Caves National Park tours?

Depends on the tour.  Check https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234640 for your specific tour.

[jose34]

Depends on the tour.  Check https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234640 for your specific tour.

It does not specify, just says "Children 5 and under do not require a reservation or ticket.".

[jose34]

It does not specify, just says "Children 5 and under do not require a reservation or ticket.".

I tend to answer my own questions, after a little bit of research
I simply called them and asked.   

[WonderingYid]

I tend to answer my own questions, after a little bit of research
I simply called them and asked.

Who knew that there are answers beyond DDF...

[jose34]

https://www.gorgeunderground.com/
Red River Gorge Kayaking - $55.

Cool Tour in an old flooded mine. Always 50 degrees inside. 
Worth the price and experience.
Also a boat tour and a "SUP" - stand up paddle tour.


 https://www.redrivergorge.com/adventures/trails/
Hiking - One of the main attractions is the Natural Bridge ( https://toredrivergorge.com/natural-bridge/natural-bridge-via-balance-rock-and-the-original-trail-1-5-miles/)
Reminds of me of Mearat Hakeshet in E"Y ( https://www.israelandyou.com/mearat-hakeshet/).
Most of the hikes are steep in this area. Fun but can get a little strenuous at times.