Lost Canyon Cave Tour & Ancient Ozarks Museum Visit

Discover the beauty of the Ozarks on a scenic golf cart tour through Lost Canyon Cave, complete with stunning views, waterfalls, and a visit to the Ancient Ozarks Natural History Museum.

Last updated: May 2024

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$35.25 - $42.50 per person
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Experience the scenic wonders of the Top of the Rock Lost Canyon Cave and Nature Trail on a 2.5-mile electric cart tour. Starting at the Top of the Rock Welcome Center, this tour takes you through beautifully crafted trails showcasing spectacular rock formations, serene waterfalls, and breathtaking views of Table Rock Lake. Enhance your adventure with a refreshing stop at the Bat Bar for a drink. This tour also includes admission to the Ancient Ozarks Natural History Museum, offering a deeper dive into the region's rich history. With carts that can accommodate up to four people and a tour duration of 40-50 minutes, this is a must-do activity for all nature and history enthusiasts. Book online for the best rates and to avoid the ticket line.

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Itinerary

Arrival: Begin at the Top of the Rock Welcome Center.
Tour Start: Board your electric cart.
Lost Canyon Cave: Drive through the cave, stopping at key scenic points.
Bat Bar: Take a break and enjoy a drink at the Bat Bar.
Continue Tour: Resume your journey, exploring more rock formations and waterfalls.
Museum Visit: End your tour with a visit to the Ancient Ozarks Natural History Museum.

Location

150 Top of the Rock Rd, Ridgedale, MO 65739

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Packing List

Comfortable clothing suitable for a golf cart ride
Water bottle
Sunscreen and hat for sun protection
Camera for capturing scenic views

4.8 ● Google reviews

I visited over the summer and knew I'd be back for the nature at night tour with my family. There wasn't a line which was great considering how cold it was. Everyone was impressed and ready to visit again in the spring. Customer service was great when we needed to change the date on our tickets. I'm hoping they'll add some sort of step stool for the elderly to get into the carts easier in the future but this is my new favorite Branson attraction.

We prepaid for our tickets, which made us skip the line! It was very fun, self guided, and had stunning scenery. Plenty of parking, because there is a parking lot directly in front of the building. I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting or in Branson.

We enjoyed the trail ride. It took us a little over two hours to go through the nature trail, well worth the money. Only suggestion I'd make is that they need to open up more of the pull off spots so people aren't blocking the whole trail, taking pictures, and exploring. We often got trapped in a line of golf carts waiting because the pull offs were blocked by baracades. Other than that, we loved it!

A lot of fun. They did a beautiful job of enhancing the negature. The Golf cart ride to decay was a lot of fun. Be sure to stop by the bat bar. I've never been able to buy a beverage underground before, and that was pretty cool. It's a great opportunity with small children, or even obnoxious teenagers. You will enjoy this amazing, and it is done in conjunction with the museum which you cannot miss

Out of all the different things we did this was a standout. The comfort of the ride in the golf cart and the leisure of the whole experience. There's plenty of things to do here, beautiful scenery or the many things to see in the Native Americans Museum. The Museum was a long walk but was flat and effortless. We enjoyed our time there.

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