Natural Bridge Caverns' Caroling in the Caves nights take place weekends through Dec. 23
In 1960, four students from St. Mary’s University convinced a Hill Country rancher to let them explore what they believed to be a small cave on her property. What they found is nothing short of magical: miles of limestone chambers filled with towering columns, emerald pools of water and delicate crystalline formations dating back to the Cretaceous period.
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