The Concert Hall is more than 100 feet long. Its ceiling sparkles with water drops hanging from the tips of hundreds of soda straw stalactites, thin hollow tubes of calcite.
At the far end you reach Rainbow Falls and a rimstone pool. Each drip from the ceiling carries a little calcite, and that calcite builds the pool's small dam. Look for the Lost City, the Witch's Boot and Methuselah's Birthday Cake along the way.
What to know
- The hall is over 100 feet long.
- The ceiling is covered with chert and sparkles with water drops on hundreds of soda straw stalactites.
- Rainbow Falls and a rimstone pool are at the far end.
- Other formations here include the Lost City, the Witch's Boot and Methuselah's Birthday Cake.
Position from the 1970 to 1971 survey, approximate.
Visitors say
There were some seriously cool and unique formations I'd never seen so wonderfully preserved.
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