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Blanchard Springs Caverns/Ozark-St. Francis National Forests

Website: www.blanchardcavetours.com
Address: Sylamore Ranger District 1001 East Main Street Mountain View, AR 72560 Click here for driving directions
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Blanchard, Mtn. View Chamber Offer New Caverns Concerts

Submitted by Blanchard Sprin... on Wed, 01/13/2010 - 1:18pm.
For the past eight years, the Forest Service and the Mountain View Chamber of Commerce have partnered to bring our visitors a special musical program called “Caroling in the Caverns”. These progra... more

Frost Flowers

Submitted by Blanchard Sprin... on Sat, 12/12/2009 - 12:58pm.
If you've been out and about early in the morning, you may have seen what looks like litter or balled-up paper in a field or next to a road. If you look closer, you would see that these things are n... more

Winter at Blanchard

Submitted by Blanchard Sprin... on Thu, 12/03/2009 - 1:57pm.
Blanchard Springs Caverns has begun its winter schedule, which runs from November through March. The Caverns are open five days a week, Wednesdays through Sunday, and closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. ... more

Blanchard Caverns Not Affected by Bats' White Nose Syndrome

Submitted by Blanchard Sprin... on Fri, 10/23/2009 - 12:57pm.
There has been much media attention of late because of bats becoming afflicted with a new disease called white nose syndrome, or WNS. This disease threatens hibernating bats, and causes a white fungu... more

Blanchard Springs Caverns/Ozark National Forest

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1001 East Main Street
Mountain View, AR 72560

Toll Free: 888-757-2246

Phone Number: 870-757-2211

Web Site: http://www.blanchardcavetours.com

Blanchard Springs Caverns offers three tours - the beautiful Dripstone Trail, the rugged Discovery Trail, and the strenuous Wild Cave Tour. The Visitor Center houses an introductory movie, exhibit hall, and the Ozark Interpretive Association gift shop. The namesake Blanchard Springs pours forth from an imposing rock bluff.