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About Polar Caves Park
The Polar Caves Park is home to a number of granite caverns that are open for tourists to explore. The park, which is situated in the center of the White Mountains, provides visitors with a one-of-a-kind chance to take in the breathtaking scenery of the surrounding area.
The caverns in this park are thought to have been made by glaciers in the past and to be more than 100 million years old. Caves are open for independent exploration by park guests at their own discretion. The tours are informative and provide guests with a greater knowledge of the geological history of the caverns as well as how the caves were formed.
The park features the following caves for you to explore:
- Polar Pinch
- The Ice Cave
- King Tut’s
- Fat Man’s Misery
- The Indian Council Chamber
- The Bear’s Den
- Devil’s Turnpike
- Orange Crush
- The Lemon Squeeze
Wooden staircases and platforms lead to the caverns. These structures enable safe cave exploration while reducing environmental effect. Visitors navigate tiny corridors and rugged terrain on steps and platforms throughout the caves themselves.
The park has several outdoor activities and attractions outside the caverns. These include hiking paths, a nature center, and a mini-golf course.
Families and nature enthusiasts may enjoy the White Mountains at Polar Caves Park. This intriguing park has something for everyone, from subterranean exploration to outdoor fun.
Getting There
Address:
705 Rumney Rte 25
Rumney, NH 03266
Nearby Attractions
- Flume Gorge:
A natural gorge and tourist attraction located in Franconia Notch State Park, featuring a boardwalk and walking trails that lead visitors through the gorge and past various natural features, such as waterfalls and pools. - Mount Washington Cog Railway:
A historic mountain railway that takes visitors to the summit of Mount Washington, the highest peak in the northeastern United States. - Lost River Gorge and Boulder Caves:
A nature preserve featuring a series of caves and trails that lead visitors through a scenic gorge and past various rock formations. - The Canterbury Shaker Village:
A historic site and museum dedicated to preserving the history and culture of the Shaker religious movement. - Squam Lakes Natural Science Center:
A nature center and wildlife sanctuary featuring a variety of animals, including birds of prey, reptiles, and mammals. - Clark’s Trading Post:
A family-owned attraction featuring a variety of entertainment and activities, such as a steam train ride, a bear show, and a water slide.
Pictures From Our Visit
