Subterranean rooms filled with the splendor of nature's artistry, create an air of enchantment.
Visitors may set free their imaginations as they gaze upon the formations, such as stalagmites and stalactites, that have been fashioned by drops of water trickling through the roof of the caverns for thousands of years. The caverns contains an abundance of snow-white and creamy streaks of flowstone, where water flowing in a very thin sheet over rocks has deposited mineral matter. Streaks of flowstone lace themselves with tawny color as they drape the walls and fall over precipitous edges. In several rooms, you will find flecks of calcite crystal woven into the flowstone causing reflected light to dance and sparkle. During the sixteen and seventeen hundreds, the caverns served as a refuge for the Seneca Indians.