If you're looking for the best caves to visit in Pennsylvania, you really don't have to look far. Pennsylvania naturally has an exceptional amount of limestone, which has granted us many cool caves. Here are eight of the best caves in PA that definitely deserve a spot on your bucket list. Your only dilemma? Which will you visit first?

Please note: Before heading over to any of the caves, double check the website or call ahead to make sure the cave is open and to confirm h

1. Laurel Caverns, Hopwood

Laurel Caverns is Pennsylvania's largest cave. It has three miles of caverns. Luckily, there are guided tours of this Pennsylvania cavern, so you won't let lost. If you've been wondering "is there cave spelunking near me," you've just found your answer! The seasonal destination, closed during the colder months so the resident bats can hibernate, also offers rappelling and spelunking. After you emerge from the cave, head over to the lookout for gorgeous views of the Laurel Highlands. Learn more about the deepest cave in Pennsylvania in our previous article.

2. Lost River Caverns, Hellertown

The river that runs though this cave system has an unknown origin. You can learn about it and much more on a guided tour of the Pennsylvania cavern, which is typically open daily. Reservations are required. Learn more about one of the best caves in PA in our previous article.

3. Crystal Cave, Kutztown

Billed as the first show cave in Pennsylvania, Crystal Cave has a variety of natural formations and friendly tour guides who will teach you all about the cave's history. It's been a popular destination with visitors from PA and beyond for more than 150 years. After your tour, play a round of mini golf, and grab a delicious treat from the ice cream parlor. Read more about the wonder that awaits at Crystal Cave in our previous article.

4. Penn's Cave & Wildlife Park, Centre Hall

The coolest and most unique feature of Penn's Cave is the river that runs through it. It's so wide and deep that you can only tour one of the best caves in PA by boat. It's also known as America's only all-water cave. Above ground, you can visit the wildlife park; go gem mining, or escape from the Miners Maze. Get geared up for your visit to Penn's Cave & Wildlife Park with a peek at our previous article.

5. Woodward Cave, Woodward

We don't necessarily have hidden caves in PA, but some are less well-known than others - like Woodward Cave. It has the largest stalagmite in Pennsylvania. During your guided tour, you'll visit a variety of rooms, including the Ballroom and the Square Room. If a day isn't enough, you can also check into the campground right on the attraction grounds. Plan your epic adventure to Woodward Cave by reading our previous article.

6. Indian Echo Caverns, Hummelstown

One of the hidden caves in PA, Indian Echo Caverns belong on every Pennsylvanian's bucket list. These Pennsylvania caverns are so massive that you'll get to see not only multiple caves on your tour, but also an underground lake. After your guided tour, you'll find plenty of fun kid-centric activities above ground, including a playground and gem mining. Read all about Indian Echo Caverns in our previous article.

7. Lincoln Caverns, Huntingdon

Enjoy an hour-long tour of Lincoln Caverns, and afterwards try your hand at panning for gemstones. One of the best caves to visit in Pennsylvania definitely deserves a spot on your bucket list. Get a glimpse of Lincoln Caverns in our previous article.

8. Coral Caverns, Manns Choice

Coral Caverns, perhaps the most unique Pennsylvania cavern, has all of the cool features that most caves have, plus a unique fossil wall that includes the fossilized remains of coral and other sea creatures that are over 400 million years old. While Coral Caverns doesn't have a website or a Facebook page, you can contact them at 814-977-9570. It is highly recommended to call ahead for tours of Coral Caverns. Take a peek at the fun that awaits at Coral Caverns in our previous article.

What do you think are the best caves to visit in Pennsylvania? Do you know of any hidden caves in PA? Let us know in the comments! Next time you're up for a road trip, hit the highway on a road trip to the best caves and waterfalls in Pennsylvania.