Tytoona Cave Nature Preserve Area PA 16686

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Heather Rae

I have visited twice. The first time we found it on accident and didn't have the permit. This time we got the permit and had such an amazing time exploring the cave. It's so creepy, unbelievably beautiful and makes you really appreciate what this world has to offer. Us humans don't deserve the beauty around us. If you go, be prepared to get wet, say hi to a few spiders and possibly a bit of mud if you're really into exploring like my kid and I.

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Mimi R

I read the reviews prior to going with my family due to seeing how many people couldn't properly explore the cave from lack of intense light. We bought a cheap portable work light and oh my goodness we were able to explore so deep we physically could not go further because of the water level sooooo some of our family members went further UP into the nooks of the cave until they said the space became too tight to safely enter. Definitely bring a heavy duty light to illuminate the entire cave you're shining towards to keep everyone safe and explore until you can't ? We stayed a good 40 minutes outside of the cave just exploring the terrain and taking in the peace of the flowing water. Parking is literally a small section off the road full of tiny rocks so listen to your GPS when it tells you; You Have Arrived. We went with a 6 year old and she did great and was able to venture around as much as we did (with assistance). We chose to go the scenic route to see the spacious extended Amish community from afar.

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James Weir

Heat Was in the 90s but visit to this place helped cool me off water level wasn't very high. I love nature so spent an easy 2 hours there. Most visits are probably between 20 and 40 min.