Despite decades of exploration, much of Wind Cave remains unexplored. New passages are discovered every year, and cutting-edge technology is helping scientists map the cave’s hidden reaches like ...

Cave explorers from Colorado recently surveyed 594 feet in Wind Cave, bringing the total length of surveyed passages to 150 miles, according to a news release from Wind Cave National ...

Wind Cave, with 145 miles of passages, is the sixth-longest cave on Earth and is just 30 miles from Jewel Cave, the third-longest. If you visit one, go see the other because they offer very ...

Wind Cave, currently the seventh longest cave in the world, passed the 150-mile mark of explored passages earlier this year. This milestone will be celebrated Saturday, Nov. 2, with special ...

Visitors explore Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota. With 130 miles of explored passages, it is among the world’s longest cave systems and a popular spot for spelunking enthusiasts.

Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota pretty clearly advertises the main attraction. ... We sat in the parked car for about 45 minutes before continuing our exploration.

Sebree will discuss his exploration and research at South Dakota’s Wind Cave as featured speaker at the Black Hawk Gem and Mineral Society’s annual show on Sunday.

Wind Cave National Park may not be the only national park with a cool cave, but that doesn’t make it any less special. “I think the caves are a little bit like people,” said Tom Farrell ...

Wind Cave, for instance, is the sixth longest cave in the world and among the most complex. “Larger caves (are) spread out over a larger area. We’ve got 167 miles of cave crammed under 1.2 ...