New York’s landscape holds more underground and cave-carved terrain than most people realize, spread across mountains, valleys, and riverbeds throughout the state.
From the carved limestone chambers of Schoharie County to the icy cool air rising from hillside fissures in Ulster County, each cave trail offers something genuinely different from the last.
Some of these trails are developed and guided, while others require a flashlight, muddy knees, and a willingness to squeeze through tight rock passages…