Iowa has some beautiful places that are wonderful places. One of the places to see, to Crystal Lake Cave. There is an interesting story behind this site. Already in 1868, miners lead, after a vein and guide them drilled 40 meters into the ground. And even if they are not able to find the guide who had hoped for something else was still amazing. What I found was Crystal Lake Cave. Although the cave has been for many years, has not been discoveredopen
the public until 1932. Mark Bernard, one of the original miners, played a role in the cave still open to the public and it became so after his death.

While the miners were digging, they found a number of different types of gems and minerals, which are exposed in the souvenir shop. There is no other show cavern like Crystal Lake Cave is the longest and the cave was "alive" in Iowa. The cave is underground and is still one of the most strikingVisit to Iowa. The visit of the cave is about half an hour to 45 minutes and is an adventure like no other place you've ever been. A guide will lead you, so take advantage of the adventure. Note that is independent of temperature, which is pretty cool outside of Crystal Lake Cave and the temperature throughout the year is around 52 degrees Fahrenheit, as a rule.

The cave is from 9 am until 5 clock clock on weekends in May and one day in June, July and August from 9-6Clock. In September, the cave is 11 to 5 an hour on weekdays and from 9 to 5 clock during the weekend. The cave is open until mid October 11 to 5 an hour on weekdays and from 9 to 5 clock during the weekend. The rest of the cave is closed for the winter. Prices for adults are $ 10 and $ 5 for children aged four to 11 Children under four are free and Seniors get a discount of 10%. Group volumes is available. The cave is located three miles south of Dubuque, Iowa, and located 20 minutes from Galena,Illinois.

This is a site that contains information on summer holidays in the United States and unique travel spots Listed state by state and season, the site is called: seasonal vacation spots can, and can be found at:

http://www.seasonalvacationspots.com

Robert W. Benjamin

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