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(518) 296-8900.

Open year-round with seasonal hours.

Quick Tips: Shoot with an external flash to control the aperture. Wide angle lens allows more flexibility and focus manually. Use a higher ISO setting to reduce noise. Keep your aperture low so your shutter speed moves quicker to capture low-light images. Include people to add scale to your images.

The cave is a constant temperature of 52 °F (11 °C), irrespective of the outside weather. Howe opened the cave to eight-hour public tours in 1843, and, as business grew, a hotel was built over the entrance.

Open year-round with seasonal hours.

The Traditional Tour Your 90 minute journey begins in Lester Howe's above ground study where Howe himself will regale you with the story on how he discovered this great cave system. Your experienced tour guide will then lead you down (in an elevator) to The Vestibule where your journey continues.

The cave is a constant temperature of 52 °F (11 °C), irrespective of the outside weather. Howe opened the cave to eight-hour public tours in 1843, and, as business grew, a hotel was built over the entrance.

Remember, there are no restrooms in the cave, and we do not allow food, beverages or bags of ANY kind in the cave, including pocketbooks and purses. Unfortunately, the cave is not handicap accessible; wheelchairs and other wheeled devices are not permitted in the cave.

The Traditional Tour Your 90 minute journey begins in Lester Howe's above ground study where Howe himself will regale you with the story on how he discovered this great cave system. Your experienced tour guide will then lead you down (in an elevator) to The Vestibule where your journey continues.

Yep, try taking video too, you might get a better result in dim conditions... Helpful?

Remember, there are no restrooms in the cave, and we do not allow food, beverages or bags of ANY kind in the cave, including pocketbooks and purses. Unfortunately, the cave is not handicap accessible; wheelchairs and other wheeled devices are not permitted in the cave.

The Traditional Tour Your 90 minute journey begins in Lester Howe's above ground study where Howe himself will regale you with the story on how he discovered this great cave system. Your experienced tour guide will then lead you down (in an elevator) to The Vestibule where your journey continues.

Yep, try taking video too, you might get a better result in dim conditions... Helpful?

Yep, try taking video too, you might get a better result in dim conditions... Helpful?

The Traditional Tour Your 90 minute journey begins in Lester Howe's above ground study where Howe himself will regale you with the story on how he discovered this great cave system. Your experienced tour guide will then lead you down (in an elevator) to The Vestibule where your journey continues.

Howe Caverns, series of underground caves in Schoharie county, east-central New York, U.S. The site is located 38 miles (61 km) west of Albany. Named for Lester Howe, who is credited with their discovery in 1842, the limestone caves are 160–200 feet (50–60 metres) below the surface.

Yep, try taking video too, you might get a better result in dim conditions... Helpful?

this is the Howe Caverns ultimate experience. The cave is 52°F so a jacket or sweatshirt is recommended. The cave tour consists of a 1.25 mile walk with a 0.25 mile boat ride. There are 139 stairs throughout the tour.

Howe Caverns, series of underground caves in Schoharie county, east-central New York, U.S. The site is located 38 miles (61 km) west of Albany. Named for Lester Howe, who is credited with their discovery in 1842, the limestone caves are 160–200 feet (50–60 metres) below the surface.

this is the Howe Caverns ultimate experience. The cave is 52°F so a jacket or sweatshirt is recommended. The cave tour consists of a 1.25 mile walk with a 0.25 mile boat ride. There are 139 stairs throughout the tour.

At the great cave of the Northeast, an elevator takes you 156'below ground. The doors open into a prehistoric underground cavern 6,000,000 years in the making! Trained tour guides help navigate the cave and teach about its magnificent natural features.

At the great cave of the Northeast, an elevator takes you 156'below ground. The doors open into a prehistoric underground cavern 6,000,000 years in the making! Trained tour guides help navigate the cave and teach about its magnificent natural features.