My hometown of Bowling Green, KY! Lost River Cave was closed during the 70s and 80s when I was growing up. It was basically a giant garbage dump. I’m so thankful it was cleaned up and is open to the public. I’ve been to it numerous times over the years since it opened with my family.
I remember going into Lost River Cave back in 1982 when it was filled with trash of all sorts. Even an old Volkswagen, I am very happy to see what the University and the city of Bowling Green has done with this one of a kind site. I have been back a few times since 1982 and look forward to going back again.
I lived in Bowling Greem from 1974 -1980 about 2 miles from the cave. At that time there was nothing to see other than the entrance. There were old "gears" or something I'm guessing was part of the old mill. There were no trails or anything else, it was all overgrown. It was a scary place, to be honest. I remember the stories about Jesse James. Thanks for the video it's great to see they made something nice out of it. I moved to S. Florida in 1980 and I miss the caves, we don't have basements down here. :-( Thanks again.
Thank you for sharing your video. I am going on a road trip with a bus group, and one of our stops is in Blowing Green Kentucky. And I had no idea about the lost river caves. Hopefully we will have enough time to at least take the boat tour. Take care, and thank you again for sharing. 😊
Tommy is an automotive guy from Detroit. We still have to do the Vette Museum video. But just an FYI, The first 300 Corvettes were hand built at a plant in Flint, Michigan in 1953. Production was moved the next year to a facility in St. Louis, Missouri and then finally ended up in 1981 at the Bowling Green Assembly Plant.
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i will be going to mammoth caves in 3 weeks. if i can plan ir right i will check this out too. i will be driving from CT so that will be a long haul. corvette museum sounds boring. caves and biking more fun.
I live in Bowling Green, and I think it's funny how excited you guys were about something I drive past every day! This is probably the city's best green space, you should come back and check out Hobson Grove :)
Would love too. We agree. We live in NH, and we could do 50 videos on this amazing place and we are always traveling. Then I pull up a NH video and we are like why didn’t we do that. It is 30 min away. Thanks for watching How To Have Fun Outdoors!
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This one of our older videos. We have since mastered this. But for whatever reason, UA-cam is pushing it. Sorry about that. I agree looking back at now. But it is still a cool place most people don’t know about!
My hometown of Bowling Green, KY! Lost River Cave was closed during the 70s and 80s when I was growing up. It was basically a giant garbage dump. I’m so thankful it was cleaned up and is open to the public. I’ve been to it numerous times over the years since it opened with my family.
We heard that story. Amazing turnaround! Thanks for watching How To Have Fun Outdoors! Check out our mammoth cave video. You will love that one also
@ I did! I’ve been to Mammoth Cave many times since I was a kid.
I remember going into Lost River Cave back in 1982 when it was filled with trash of all sorts. Even an old Volkswagen, I am very happy to see what the University and the city of Bowling Green has done with this one of a kind site. I have been back a few times since 1982 and look forward to going back again.
Agree. We were told these stories. Amazing job! Thanks for watching How To Have Fun Outdoors!
I lived in Bowling Greem from 1974 -1980 about 2 miles from the cave. At that time there was nothing to see other than the entrance. There were old "gears" or something I'm guessing was part of the old mill. There were no trails or anything else, it was all overgrown. It was a scary place, to be honest. I remember the stories about Jesse James. Thanks for the video it's great to see they made something nice out of it. I moved to S. Florida in 1980 and I miss the caves, we don't have basements down here. :-( Thanks again.
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We just went to a wedding that was held in the cave opening last weekend and it was an amazing place to see.
It is incredible! Thanks for watching How To Have Fun Outdoors!
There are so many Limestone Caves in that area, that is why the Corvette museum collapsed into a sinkhole a little over a decade ago... Nice video 👍
Thanks so much! Agree. We did see that at the Corvette Museum. Thanks for watching How To Have Fun Outdoors!
Thank you for sharing your video. I am going on a road trip with a bus group, and one of our stops is in Blowing Green Kentucky. And I had no idea about the lost river caves. Hopefully we will have enough time to at least take the boat tour. Take care, and thank you again for sharing. 😊
No Problem! Great Place!
What an amazing place. Awesome tour. Great job. Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks for watching How To have Fun Outdoors!! You are correct! It is a fun and amazing place!
Thanks for this video...thoroughly enjoyed it!
Thanks so much!! Love your post!
I went there it was so amazing 🎉
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Great video guys, keep them coming!
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YAY!! This is close to our home! Thanks so much for videoing and sharing with us!
Thanks for watching our channel!! We agree. Great place to visit!!!
So glad you posted these vids this is going to be my vacation in Alvaton area!
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We did this today. It was fun.
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1080 is the best quality! But, Bowling Green KY is home to every production Corvette since the 1950's.
Tommy is an automotive guy from Detroit. We still have to do the Vette Museum video. But just an FYI, The first 300 Corvettes were hand built at a plant in Flint, Michigan in 1953. Production was moved the next year to a facility in St. Louis, Missouri and then finally ended up in 1981 at the Bowling Green Assembly Plant.
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i will be going to mammoth caves in 3 weeks. if i can plan ir right i will check this out too. i will be driving from CT so that will be a long haul. corvette museum sounds boring. caves and biking more fun.
Have fun! We agree! Thanks for watching How To Have Fun Outdoors!
The museum is mainly for Corvette aficionados and there are millions of them lol There’s also a racetrack next to the museum for car guys in general
I live in Bowling Green KY, 5minutes away from this cave and never been there. What is wrong with me? 🤦🏽♂️😅
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I want to go now
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I live in Bowling Green, and I think it's funny how excited you guys were about something I drive past every day! This is probably the city's best green space, you should come back and check out Hobson Grove :)
Would love too. We agree. We live in NH, and we could do 50 videos on this amazing place and we are always traveling. Then I pull up a NH video and we are like why didn’t we do that. It is 30 min away. Thanks for watching How To Have Fun Outdoors!
What do you mean by green 🍏 space ?
@@Aunt_Bee4738 Like parks, forests, and wooded areas within city limits.
Who is the music for??
For you!! :) Thanks for watching How To Have Fun Outdoors!
Please, let us enjoy the scenery without that loud music.
Understand. This is an old video. For what ever reason UA-cam is pushing it. We have perfected the sound on 400 videos after this. Check out some of our new videos! You will love them! Thanks for watching How To Have Fun Outdoors. Also check out our sister channels How To Have Fun Cruising, How To Have Fun Fishing, How To Have Fun Camping, and How To Have Fun Fishing
i went there a couple of months ago it was really weird looking
Thanks for watching How To Have Fun Outdoors! Spooky cave! :)
Is neebs from neebs gaming the tour guide? lol
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Please get rid of that horrible music over the commentary. I couldn't hear what the guide was saying.
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ua-cam.com/video/fsx12k95kbs/v-deo.htmlsi=BPqBrRjgn-1V-IPl we went there too! My mom got pooped on by a bird lol 😂
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Stop the worthless music.
This one of our older videos. We have since mastered this. But for whatever reason, UA-cam is pushing it. Sorry about that. I agree looking back at now. But it is still a cool place most people don’t know about!
lose the music, very annoying
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I'm actually kin to Jesse James
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Supposedly I am too.