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Mammoth Cave National ParkSaltpetre mining ruins in Mammoth Cave. The apparatus was damaged in the New Madrid earthquakes of 1811-1812.
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Mammoth Cave National Park
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Showers

Mammoth Cave Hotel offers guests and Park visitors a service center and convenience store located on Mammoth Cave Parkway, near the National Park Service campground. The Caver's Camp Store features gasoline and auto supplies, groceries, picnic foods, showers and a self-service laundry facility with an adjacent full-service U.S. Post Office.

The showers are coin-operated and provide 10 minutes of shower time for $2.  No amenities are provided; soaps and shampoos may be purchased at the Caver's Camp Store.

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Did You Know? - Mammoth Cave National Park has more than 70 miles of backcountry trails.  

Did You Know?
Mammoth Cave National Park contains more than 70 miles of backcountry trails through forested Kentucky hills for hikers, horseback riders, and bicyclists. Several frontcountry trails lead to special places like Cedar Sink, Sand Cave, and Turnhole Bend.

Last Updated: July 24, 2006 at 22:37 EST