From a byzantine labyrinth of caves to winding, languid rivers and rolling wooded hills, stories come begging to be told about rocks and animals, trees and springs, soil and sky. Amidst this natural narrative there is also the echo of centuries of human tales, from Native Americans in prehistory to pioneers, from enslaved guides to great explorers.
As many stories as there are, it seems there are also as many ways to tell them. Investigate these pages to learn more about Mammoth Cave National Park's natural and cultural resources through images, sounds and multimedia – and then visit in person to make your own stories.