One of its features is the Papoose Room, whose roof is famous for its drapery-like formations. Consisting of three major levels, the deepest of which is over 1,000 feet deep, its Twin Domes and Giant Dome are typical of its fantastic stalagmites, and are found in the "Big Room", one of the largest underground chambers ever discovered. Formed when limestone was dissolved by water, its 73 square mile area has yet to be full
One of its features is the Papoose Room, whose roof is famous for its drapery-like formations. Consisting of three major levels, the deepest of which is over 1,000 feet deep, its Twin Domes and Giant Dome are typical of its fantastic stalagmites, and are found in the "Big Room", one of the largest underground chambers ever discovered. Formed when limestone was dissolved by water, its 73 square mile area has yet to be fully explored. Home to millions of bats, FTP, what is this system of caverns in southeastern New Mexico?
One of its features is the Papoose Room, whose roof is famous for its drapery-like formations.
{Carlsbad} Caverns