Texas is a great state to travel to, because no matter where you go, you can find unique attractions. It's no wonder this state is to road trip through.  Boerne, Texas, has a hidden gem you'll want to visit.  Boerne is nestled between Kerrville and San Antonio.

Underground in Boerne lies a magical natural wonder. It's a cave of wonders and beauty.

Where Is the Cave Without a Name?

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Usually, you wouldn’t explore a nameless cave, but this cave made its name without having a name. This cave has been open to the public since 1939 and is a National Natural Landmark. The Cave Without a Name is a natural limestone solutional cave.

What Makes The Cave Without a Name So Special?

It's a cave that forms when acidic water dissolves rock.

It takes 126 steps to descend into the cave and find yourself 80 feet below the ground.  Depending on your accustomed temperature, it's 66 degrees year-round in the Cave Without a Name.

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What Events Happen in the Cave Without a Name?

This is the perfect place to escape from the Texas summer heat.  Not only is this cave full of natural beauty, but one of the rooms in the Cave Without a Name is the beautiful Queen's Throne Room.

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Special events are held in this amazing room, including concerts. Each year, the Cave Without a Name hosts Music in the Cave with 12-15 performances.  Just imagine the acoustics created by this wonder of nature.  Not only is this a great place for music, but can you imagine getting married in a place this beautiful?  It would make a stunning backdrop

When my 3-year-old Grandson first visited the cave, upon entry to the first room where the music events are held, his words were "Wow," and a few seconds later, "Castle!"

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How to Visit the Cave Without a Name

The Cave Without a Name is open year-round, 7 days a week, and is located at 325 Kreutzberg Rd, Boerne, TX.

Hours:
Labor Day - Memorial Day 10 am - 5 pm
Memorial Day - Labor Day 9 am - 4 pm
Closed for Thanksgiving and Christmas

 How Much Does It Cost?

The average ticket prices are $22 for adults, with discounts for children, military, and groups available.  To ensure a spot, they do request that you make a reservation.

The Beauty of Boerne, Texas Awaits You in The Cave Without a Name

Nestled 80 ft underground in Boerne, Texas you will find the Cave Without a Name.

This cave is a wonder of nature. It is a natural limestone solutional cave. The cave is always a cool 66 degrees, a perfect escape from the Texas summer heat.

The Cave Without a Name is open 7 days a week, excluding Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.

Located at 325 Kreutzberg Rd, Boerne, TX, make plans to visit this beautiful National Nature Landmark. Reservations are highly encouraged.

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