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Today!! The 40th Annual Cave Sing!
Mammoth Cave National Park
Sunday, December 1st, 2019 at 1:00pm - 4:30pm
ANNUAL MEETING at 1:00pm at Spelunker’s Cafe
Friends of Mammoth Cave National Park
If you have never been inside Mammoth Cave or if you love music, mark your calendar for the 40th Annual Cave Sing!
Visitors enjoy the immense, underground beauty of the cave, intertwined with the beautiful glow of a Christmas tree covered with lights and the synchronicity of a holiday choir. Just one visit inside is enough to suddenly inspire the mind to realize just how tiny we are in comparison to nature. The crowd is in a festive mood, most wearing holiday-themed attire.
As we descend into the cave, the Park Rangers smile and nod in welcome. It is a time for celebrating the amazing cave that has hosted this tradition for generations and for enjoying the hospitality Mammoth Cave National Park is known for, such as the refreshments and photos with Santa, waiting for visitors at the conclusion of the performance. EVENT SCHEDULE AND PAST PHOTOS:
https://www.friendsofmammothcave.org/cave-sing 📸: @soulgazephotography

We’re thankful for our ‘Friends’ and the beautiful and unique Park we love so much. May your day be full of gratitude. 🦃 🍁 🌽
#HappyThanksgiving2019 #FindYourPark

“The Green River Ferry vehicle ramp improvement project in Mammoth Cave National Park has been extended beyond the original completion of November 15. The Green River Ferry and portions of Green River Ferry Road will remain closed to all vehicular traffic until early spring 2020.” Learn more: https://www.friendsofmammothcave.org/blog

MAMMOTH-ON SURVEY
Friends of Mammoth Cave National Park would like to thank all the sponsors, volunteers and participants of the 2019 Mammoth-on.
We’ve already heard some great ideas from this year’s participants and staff, but we’d love to hear your suggestions to make next year even more amazing! We appreciate your time answering these questions:
https://www.friendsofmammothcave.org/mammoth-on-survey
Looking for event photos? Photos will be posted soon on our website and social media, be sure to follow us on social!
Facebook/Instagram/Twitter: @mammothfriends
We look forward to seeing you next year!

It’s Mammoth-on day!! Be alert for hikers and bicyclists of all ages today in the Park and on the way to and from Park City. The bike route ends at Bell’s Tavern.
Learn more:
www.friendsofmammothcave.org/mammoth-on
Thank you to our 2019 sponsors:
@mammothcavenps
@mammothcavelodge
Friends of Mammoth Cave National Park
Elpo Law
The City of Park City
@soulgazephotography
Thank you to everyone who has donated money, time or contributed in-kind gifts towards the Mammoth-on! We appreciate you!
#findyourpark

The @thelodgeatmammothcave has decadent dessert to accompany lunch and dinner. Here is the chocolate torte with chocolate @chaneysdairybarn ice cream! Stop by on your next visit to @mammothcavenps!

Good morning from the Historic Entrance of Mammoth Cave!

Do you or your family like to hike, ride a bike or explore a cave? The Mammoth-on, a popular and family-friendly triathlon is again returning to Mammoth Cave National Park this fall. Join in the fun and challenge yourself. Do more, be more. All while enjoying the beauty of Mammoth Cave above ground and below.
Learn more and register: www.friendsofmammothcave.org

Mammoth Cave National Park is celebrating the 103rd birthday of the National Park Service (NPS) by offering a free Discovery Cave Tour from 10 am to 3 pm on Sunday, August 25.
The free Discovery cave tour is a self-guided tour which runs approximately ¾-mile through one of Mammoth Cave’s largest rooms, the Rotunda, and explores the history and geologic origins of the Mammoth Cave system.
Visitors must pick up their tickets in the park’s visitor center before starting the tour at the Historic Entrance. Tour participants are required to walk down and up a steep hill as well as navigate 160 steps along the tour.
Learn more: https://www.friendsofmammothcave.org/blog

Monday, Aug 5, 2019, the Green River Ferry was moved downstream from the crossing area to ensure it was out of the construction zone. It will be removed fully once the water level returns to a more cooperative height. Worried about the closure? Don’t be! A bigger and better Ferry is returning in November. Learn more + view more photos: https://www.friendsofmammothcave.org/blog/green-river-ferry-moved-downstream

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P.O. Box 2
Mammoth Cave, KY. 42259
Telephone: 270-758-2152
Fax: 270-758-9297

Rick DuBose
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