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Day Trip from Columbia: Lost River Cave Cave has state's only underground boat ride Click on headline for full story, 'If you go,' plus photo(s) By Billy Joe Fudge Libby and I recently took a day trip to Bowling Green with our two youngest grandsons, Harrison Knifley and Jackson Hinton. We enjoyed our time together at Lost River Cave, 2818 Nashville RD, Bowling Green, KY. The boat ride inside the cave was a really neat, fun, and educational experience. The history of the cave, it's many uses over the years and it's importance to both the culture and economy of the area was very interesting. We, as you might guess, had discussions about the trees with folks from as far away as Northern California to locals who were visiting the cave. The visitors were fascinated with the discussions about the trees and were particularly struck by the colorful names when I identified 4 trees in sequence for them. The four trees were Red Cedar, Osage Orange, Yellow Poplar, and Black Walnut. -Billy Joe Fudge If you go: Lost River Cave, 2818 Nashville RD, Bowling Green, KY 42101, Phone (270) 393-0077 is 75 miles, about 1 hour, 15 minutes, from Downtown Columbia, KY. From the Public Square, take Burkesville ST south to the Louie B. Nunn Parkway, go west on LBN to I-65. South 22.7 miles to Exit 20. Take Ky9007/William Natcher Pkwy 3.6 miles, then Exit 4 onto Nashville RD. This story was posted on 2010-07-27 03:28:03
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