Natural Bridge Caverns San Antonio, Texas

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Yesterday, we explored the Natural Bridge Caverns in San Antonio, TX. 

Fortunately, we were able to kennel the dogs on site for the hour and a half we were exploring. We could walk the dogs throughout the park, but not in the caves. These Caverns were an upgrade from the oregon caves. The Oregon Caves were very cold and wet, with slippery rocks to navigate. Whereas, here we had cement paths, still slippery but easier to stay upright. We went 180 feet below. What an adventure! Another great experience! Hope you enjoy the pictures!!



















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