Caves & Gorges
20 entries in the Caves & Gorges compendium.
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Dadès GorgesRugged Moroccan wadi gorges carved by the Dadès River.EisriesenweltOne of the world's largest ice caves, located in the Austrian Alps.Fingal's CaveSea cave on Staffa, famed for acoustics and hexagonal basalt columns.Frasassi CavesItalian karst cave system with notable chambers and scientific experiments.Friouato CavesDeep Moroccan cave system with unexplored passages and tragic lore.Glenwood CanyonScenic canyon on the Upper Colorado River in western Colorado.Hang Sơn ĐoòngWorld's largest natural cave by volume and cross-section.HöllochA vast Swiss karst cave system and speleological landmark.Jeita GrottoA Lebanese cave system with the world's largest stalactite.Jenolan CavesThe Jenolan Caves, known in the Tharawal language as Binoomea, Bindo, or Binda, are a limeJewel Cave National MonumentFirst national monument for cave protection, fifth-longest cave globally.Columbia River GorgeCanyon of the Columbia River, a national scenic area.Scărișoara CaveScărișoara Cave, located in the Apuseni Mountains of western Romania, is one of the largesSof Omar CavesEthiopia's longest cave, once Africa's longest, sacred to two faiths.Stone ForestLimestone pillars resembling a petrified forest in Yunnan, China.Thiên Đường CaveThiên Đường Cave, also known as Paradise Cave, is a massive limestone cave located within Three GorgesThree sequential gorges on the Yangtze, famed for scenery and history.Verdon GorgeA deep limestone canyon in southeastern France.Veryovkina CaveOne of the three deepest-measured caves in the world, located in the Arabika Massif.Xiling GorgeEasternmost and largest of the Three Gorges.
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