My wife and I visited the cave, it was free and it only cost a few steps up a hill (78 steps I think). It's well worth the visit if you are in the area. I looked to see if I could find Jimmy Stewart's vamint, but I didn't see it either. It's well worth the visit. Take the ferry... More

This was a very interesting spot. You could almost feel the River Pirates’ presence as you walked around the cave. It was a wee bit creepy because there weren’t many people around, and the graffiti on the rocks didn’t help much… and come to think of it, neither did its history of being a hide-out for murdering thieves… But it’s... More

Pehaps one of the coolest formations along the river we've seen, and everyone left their mark, how disappointing. Neat place to stop for a picnic, as long as you don't mind the fact that bobby loves susan. More

This place has a very sordid history. Read up on it before entering and your imagination will really make you wonder what is in the dark. The views inside the cave, and along the Ohio River are impressive. More

My first time in any sort of cave - it's pretty cool, and literally on the river. More

The easy-to-access Cave-in-Rock is a geological little wonder with some history (and unfortunately now quite a bit of ugly graffiti all over). More

This was the historical town my grandparents lived in. Great story to go with the cave and the fact you can go inside unsupervised is awesome. More

Pretty cool place to visit - historical site. Can take the ferry across the river, also check out Garden of the Gods, Pounds Hollow and other cool Southern Illinois sites! More

it was nice to see the cave that was used when Daniel Boone and his brother was alive More