Forbidden Caverns — Attraction in Dandridge

Title: An Unforgettable Journey into the Depths: Ace's Captivating Tour at Forbidden Caverns, Tennessee

Rating: ★★★★★

When it comes to exploring the hidden wonders of the world, few experiences can match the sheer excitement and awe-inspiring beauty of a tour through the Forbidden Caverns in Tennessee. And if you're lucky enough to have Ace as your guide, prepare yourself for an extraordinary adventure like no other.

From the moment Ace stepped forward, his infectious enthusiasm and magnetic personality set the tone for an incredible journey. His expertise and passion for the caverns were immediately evident, as he effortlessly blended historical facts, geological insights, and entertaining anecdotes into a truly captivating narrative.

Ace's ability to inject humor into his storytelling was an absolute delight. He had the entire group, including myself, in fits of laughter throughout the tour. His comedic timing and witty remarks not only kept us engaged, but also created a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere. It was evident that Ace not only had an extensive knowledge of the caverns but also possessed a true talent for connecting with his audience.

As we ventured deeper into the labyrinthine caverns, Ace's expertise shone through. He expertly navigated us through the narrow passageways, sharing fascinating tales of the caverns' formation, ancient discoveries, and the various geological formations we encountered along the way. His explanations were clear and concise, ensuring everyone in the group could appreciate the wonders before us.

One of the highlights of the tour was Ace's knack for making the caverns come alive. With his imaginative storytelling skills, he effortlessly transported us back in time, allowing us to envision the ancient civilizations that once sought shelter within these hallowed halls. His vivid descriptions painted vivid pictures in our minds, creating a sense of connection to the history and natural wonders surrounding us.

Ace's attention to detail was exceptional. He ensured that each member of the group felt included and engaged, taking the time to answer questions and tailor the experience to our interests. His patience and genuine enthusiasm were evident as he shared his knowledge and passion, leaving us feeling enriched by the entire experience.

Forbidden Caverns itself is a breathtaking marvel, but it is Ace who truly brought the tour to life. His infectious energy, entertaining humor, and wealth of knowledge made this journey an unforgettable one. I left the caverns feeling inspired, educated, and with a newfound appreciation for the natural wonders that lie beneath the surface.

If you're planning a visit to Forbidden Caverns in Tennessee, do yourself a favor and request Ace as your guide. His charm, wit, and expertise will ensure that your experience is nothing short of extraordinary. Trust me, you'll be talking about this tour for years to come. In short, Ace is a savage. My girlfriend also was...

Took my 2 teens to Forbidden Caverns Saturday. August 14th, so glad they were open, tried it past March and Covid had closed everything, so this time it was a real joy to walk these caverns, I been thru it before some 22 yrs ago , this was the first for the kids, and they enjoyed it, the self guided tour was awesome, we could go at our own pace, take as many pictures ya wanted, they had various tour guides stationed through out the caverns, so they told ya little bits of history here and there and if ya had any questions, they were there on hand to answer , I thought they were informative, and loved the 58 degree cool temp, on a hot day outside in the 90s, this was great place to cool down and have a great adventure under ground, interesting to see how over 100 years ago, contains many unique calcite formations, the ole moonshine still ,the cave contains large walls of onyx, walking several hundred feet below surface was entertainment for all of us, amazing views, absolutely loved the 2 different areas rushing waters, underground river, lake, grottos, crystal clear 98% pure streams. beneath The English Mountain, absolutely beautiful to see where the Native Americans came to many decade's ago, and where arrowheads found from these caverns, wear good walking hiking shoes, the trail gets muddy in some places, and then trail is wet through out they have ice cold metal guide rail to hold on to , a glove for this may come in handy for some, lol, after all your spend 45 min to an hour down there, , the cave drips water throu out various points, these are known to bring good luck if catch a drip , overall my family enjoyed the experience of underground caverns and thank the staff for all they do, and maintain, preserve such a gorgeous place in history on the maps of...

My husband and I had a great experience here! This was a bit of a last-minute activity for us, and I am so glad we opted to do this! There is a free parking lot across from the building, and the restrooms (by the way, are very clean!) are located in this parking lot as well. Our tour itself was awesome. Our guide, Diana, was great. We were in the front of the line so we could hear everything well. I’m not sure if those in the back of the line could hear as well, but it seemed to me like she was projecting her voice well. We toured the cavern as a group with one guide. We learned a lot of interesting facts about caverns in general, as well as facts about these specific caverns. Our tour definitely lasted the guaranteed time, if not longer. As I mentioned, this was a last minute activity for us, so we did not come prepared. I had sandals on and we did not bring jackets. There is a lot of moisture in the cavern and it is 58 degrees, so I recommend a jacket and gym shoes. Some places have puddles and it can be kind of slippery, but I was totally fine in my sandals (I was being extra careful, however). Passageways can be narrow and low. My husband is a tall guy and was crouching for a large majority of the tour, but he didn’t mind. On the tour, there are 9 steps you have to go up, 50 you have to go down (you do not have to climb back up these), inclines, and declines. We didn’t have any issues. The steepest incline was going back up into the gift shop. The gift shop had some cool items and were priced fairly. Overall, we had a great time and would definitely recommend coming here! It is worth the...