Texas built an interstate directly over an enormous underground cavern… because apparently even our highways need basements.
In this episode of Travels with Jason, I head beneath Interstate 35 in Georgetown, Texas, to explore Inner Space Cavern… a massive cave system discovered while crews were building the highway above it. We’ll look at how the cavern formed, examine its incredible stalactites, stalagmites and flowstone formations, and learn why this underground Texas landmark is so geologically fascinating.
I’ll also show you what the tour is actually like, what visitors can expect and whether spending an afternoon beneath several thousand impatient Texas drivers feels as reassuring as it sounds.
Come for the science. Stay for the rocks that look suspiciously like things the tour guide probably wishes you would stop mentioning.
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