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It’s one of the most incredible places on (or technically under) Earth and there are some important things to know before you visit.

Carlsbad Caverns National Park has lots to see both above and below ground.

CARLSBAD, New Mexico (KMID/KPEJ)- The caverns are 20 miles southwest of Carlsbad and 145 miles northeast of El Paso, TX and have more than 119 caves beneath the surface, which were formed when sulfuric acid dissolved limestone, leaving behind caverns of all sizes. The Carlsbad National Park also has a variety of hiking trails on the surface. […]

Whether you're seeking out cowboys or cacti, these 13 national parks in the American west are must-sees for all.

On these expert-led trips, you’ll spot the National Park System’s wildest residents, from mysterious wolves to fat bears. Pro tip: the bioluminescent fireflies are pretty cool, too. On these trips you'll see the most wildlife in national parks

04/30/2021 When you think of visiting Carlsbad, the first destination you likely consider is the world-famous caverns. But if that’s the only place you explore, you’re missing out on many other adventures! Let’s visit Carlsbad, starting with the caverns and then going above and beyond, finding more great outdoor opportunities where it is easy to be socially distant. Carlsbad Caverns National Park Perched high on a Permian bluff is the visitor center for Carlsbad Caverns National Park. Tha...