Located in the beautiful heart of Greenbrier County, West Virginia. Organ Cave is full of wonder, science and history. Organ Cave offers not only all the historic natural wonders, fascinating rock formations, and prehistoric fossils, but we even have bats!

Organ Cave is a National Natural Landmark plus a National Landmark of Historic Places and is on the West Virginia Civil War Trails. Organ Cave is the site of the first Prehistoric three toed sloth discovered in the late 1700s. This historic natural cave has over 45 miles of mapped passages with over 200 leads yet to be mapped and surveyed. Organ Cave is the second longest commercial cave on the east coast.

We invite you to visit us at Organ Cave and discover the mysterious and amazing wonders of a world underground.

We offer walking tours in the cave year round led by friendly and knowledgeable guides. From November to April, all tours are by reservation only. Organ Cave is more than a collection of stalactities and stalagmites, it is a living museum. Our tours will give you an opportunity to learn about Organ Cave's role in the American Civil War. We give you an understanding of cave ecology and provide you with an in-depth introduction into how caves work and how we are working to preserve these natural wonders. All our walking tours are based on the Book of Genesis found in the King James Version of the Bible. Walk the trails formed by Noah's flood and see the wonders of God's creation.

For the more adventurous, we offer Exploring Expeditions, also known as Spelunking, or Wild Caving. This is your chance to go further into the depths of our cave and discover some of the most amazing sights in this planet. You will use muscles you never thought you had! This is great workout for the person who wants adventure.  An expensive investment in caving gear is not necessary for you to experience the best caving in the world.  We supply the gear and experienced guide or guides. These are tours for all levels of experience.  Just come and have fun.

View a National Landmark of Historic Places and a National Natural Landmark with the West Virginia Civil War Tours.  

Learn about the life of the confederate soldier and the birth of this amazing underground system of passages and rooms based on biblical fact, principles, and science.