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Mammoth Cave National ParkPetroglyphs at Devil's Looking Glass in Mammoth Cave - their meaning has never been conclusively deciphered
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Mammoth Cave National Park
Canoe and Kayak Outfitters
 
Canoes

Preparing canoes for launch at Dennison Ferry Day-Use Area

Canoes and Kayaks are available through liveries outside the park. Contact:

Big Buffalo Crossing Canoe
(866)233-2690

Green River Canoeing, Inc.
(270)773-5712

Kentucky River Runners
(270)776-2876
(270)792-6127

Mammoth Cave Canoe and Kayak
(877)59-CANOE
(270)773-3366
Green River in Kentucky
On the Rivers
Discover the many charms of the park's rivers.
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Canoes on Green River in Kentucky
Boating, Canoeing & Kayaking
Everything you need to know about boating in the park.
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Riverside camp
Riverside Camping
Camp along the Green and Nolin Rivers.
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Tuberculosis Hut in Mammoth Cave  

Did You Know?
In 1841, cave owner Dr. John Croghan believed the cave air might cure his patients suffering from tuberculosis. He brought 16 patients into Mammoth Cave that winter and housed them in stone and wood huts. After some perished, they left the cave, for of course the cave air offered no cure.

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Last Updated: May 20, 2008 at 14:57 EST