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Mammoth Cave National Park
Getting Around
 
Park entry sign

Mammoth Cave National Park's diverse landscape is accessed by a network of parkways, roads, and river crossings. Normally, visitors have no difficulty making their way around the park, but occasionally weather conditions or construction may block roads or prevent ferries from running. Check the links on this page for road closures or ferry updates if you have concerns about your planned route, or select the link at right to obtain park maps.

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Canoes on Green River

Did You Know?
The Green and Nolin Rivers course more than 30 miles through Mammoth Cave National Park, offering hours of boating, canoeing, fishing, and floodplain camping.

Last Updated: August 31, 2010 at 18:36 MST