Fun Field Trip to Bridal Cave
It's that time of year when many local schools start getting their field trips lined out for the remainder of the school year. One of the Best Lake Attractions offers a fun and educational outing for many students around mid-Missouri. Bridal Cave is a great place for your class to visit this spring! If you're looking for a fun and thrilling experience for students to enjoy, look no further that one of America's most scenic caves!
Part One – Outdoor Classrooms
Your program will begin with a one half mile walk through the Northern slopes of Thunder Mountain Park. Two outdoor classrooms will be encountered along the Trail utilizing hands on learning exercises. Each portion is designed to aid the student in grasping the fundamentals of cave geology and man’s relationship to his environment.
Part Two – Flashlight Tour of Bear Cave
Bear Cave has been left in its natural state to allow the participant to gain an awareness of this precious natural resource. Because of Missouri’s great abundance of caves, this portion of the program will concentrate on caving safety techniques and creating an appreciation for this delicate eco-system found only in the Ozarks. Each participant receives a souvenir flashlight to take home.
Part Three – Bridal Cave
Your program will conclude with a special interpretive tour of world famous Bridal Cave. Here your guide will tie together all of the experiences your students have received during the earlier segments of the field trip. How and why Missouri is known as the “Cave State” is just one of the topics covered.
Picnic Lunch
Bridal Cave offers an on-site pavilion -- perfect for a picnic lunch during your field trip. The lakeside pavilion offers seating for up to 80 people. This spot is ideal for a breathing view of the Lake of the Ozarks while you enjoy a quick lunch or snack before heading on the tour or back to school!
If you're interested in booking a field trip in mid-Missouri, contact Bridal Cave today! This attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks offers a unique and exciting experience for many students each year. Book your field trip to Bridal Cave and offer a memorable experience for your students this spring!
The Discovery Tour… An Adventure in Learning
A Two Hour Educational Program, Sponsored by Bridal Cave Thunder Mountain Park (573-346-2676)Part One – Outdoor Classrooms
Your program will begin with a one half mile walk through the Northern slopes of Thunder Mountain Park. Two outdoor classrooms will be encountered along the Trail utilizing hands on learning exercises. Each portion is designed to aid the student in grasping the fundamentals of cave geology and man’s relationship to his environment.
Part Two – Flashlight Tour of Bear Cave
Bear Cave has been left in its natural state to allow the participant to gain an awareness of this precious natural resource. Because of Missouri’s great abundance of caves, this portion of the program will concentrate on caving safety techniques and creating an appreciation for this delicate eco-system found only in the Ozarks. Each participant receives a souvenir flashlight to take home.
Part Three – Bridal Cave
Your program will conclude with a special interpretive tour of world famous Bridal Cave. Here your guide will tie together all of the experiences your students have received during the earlier segments of the field trip. How and why Missouri is known as the “Cave State” is just one of the topics covered.
Picnic Lunch
Bridal Cave offers an on-site pavilion -- perfect for a picnic lunch during your field trip. The lakeside pavilion offers seating for up to 80 people. This spot is ideal for a breathing view of the Lake of the Ozarks while you enjoy a quick lunch or snack before heading on the tour or back to school!
If you're interested in booking a field trip in mid-Missouri, contact Bridal Cave today! This attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks offers a unique and exciting experience for many students each year. Book your field trip to Bridal Cave and offer a memorable experience for your students this spring!
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