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WHAT YOU VISIT
- Harrison's Cave
Named for Thomas Harrison, an early settler who owned much of the land in the area in the 1700s, Harrison's Cave is a breathtakingly beautiful, crystallized limestone cavern that stretches over two miles. After you arrive, you'll step into an electric tram and descend down into the cave. Gaze in wonder as you pass flowing streams, deep pools of crystal-clear water and towering columns, stalactites, stalagmites and delicate formations.

-Nature Trail & Bird Aviary
Once you've returned to the surface, stretch your legs on a relaxing walk along a scenic trail that leads to a tropical bird aviary. Reconnect with nature while learning about the local flora and fauna and keeping an eye out for our cute photo spots. Your feathered friends await at the end of the trail. Take a stroll around the aviary and read about the different species of birds that now call Harrison's Cave 'home'.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
At select points you can disembark from the tram for photos like the majestic 50-foot-high "Cathedral," the cave's largest chamber, as well as a thunderous 40-foot-high waterfall that cascades into a blue-green lake.

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
En route, look out for the historic Sharon Moravian Church. Dating back to 1799, this exquisite church remains one of the area's few 18th century structures unspoiled by modifications or alterations.