• The Historic Entrance of Mammoth Cave

    Mammoth Cave

    National Park Kentucky

Trails at Mammoth Cave National Park

Hiking the Heritage Trail in Mammoth Cave National Park
 
North Side Trails
Trail Begins At

mi

km

Blair Spring Hollow Trail

Collie Ridge Trail at Raymer Hollow

1.60

2.57

Bluffs Trail Buffalo/Good Spring junction

.63

1.01

Buffalo Trail Maple Springs Trailhead

2.77

4.46

Collie Ridge Trail Lincoln Trailhead

4.61

7.42

First Creek Trail

Temple Hill Trailhead

6.62

10.65

Good Spring Trail North

Maple Springs Trailhead

2.08

3.35

Good Spring Trail South

Maple Springs Trailhead

4.21

6.78

Good Spring/ Raymer Hollow Spur Trail Good Spring or Raymer Hollow Trail

0.27

0.43

McCoy Hollow Trail

Temple Hill Trailhead

6.41

10.32

Raymer Hollow Trail

Maple Springs Trailhead

6.78

10.91

Sal Hollow Trail

Maple Springs Trailhead

8.08

13.00

Turnhole Bend Trail North

Maple Springs Trailhead

2.69

4.33

Wet Prong Trail Blair Spring Hollow Trail

0.73

1.17

Wet Prong of Buffalo Trail First Creek Trailhead

3.66

5.89

Wet Prong-McCoy Hollow Spur Trail

Wet Prong Trail

0.94

1.51

White Oak Trail

Ugly Creek Road

2.47

3.98

South Side Trails

Trail

Begins At

Length

Cedar Sink Trail

Cedar Sink Trailhead, Hwy 422

0.8 mi / 1.3 km

Sand Cave Trail

Sand Cave Trailhead, Hwy 255

0.1 mi / 0.2 km

Sloan's Crossing Pond Trail

Sloan's Crossing Pond Trailhead, Hwy 70

0.4 mi / 0.6 km

Turnhole Bend Nature Trail

Turnhole Bend Nature Trail Trailhead, Hwy 70

1 mi / 1.6 km

Visitor Center Area Trails

Trail

Begins At

Length

Campground Trail

Campfire Circle, Mammoth Cave Campground

0.5 mi / 0.8 km

Dixon Cave Trail

Historic Entrance

1.2 mi / 1.9 km

Echo River Spring Trail

Green River Ferry

0.4 mi / 0.6 km

Echo River Trail

Sunset Point

2.2 mi / 3.5 km

Green River Bluffs Trail

Visitor Center Picnic Area

1.1 mi / 1.8 km

Mammoth Dome Sink Trail

Heritage Trail

2 mi / 3.2 km

River Styx Spring Trail

Historic Entrance

0.6 mi / 1 km

Heritage Trail

Mammoth Cave Hotel

0.3 mi / 0.5 km

Did You Know?

Did You Know? - Mammoth Cave is the world's longest known cave.

Mammoth Cave is the world's longest known cave, with more than 400 miles of interconnected passages—so long that if the second and third longest caves in the world were joined together, Mammoth Cave would still be the planet's longest cave and have more than 100 miles left over!