MARION, N.C. — A popular tourist destination in western North Carolina is set to reopen this week after being closed indefinitely because of damage caused by Hurricane Helene. Linville Caverns ...

The caverns are located on U.S. Highway 221, between Linville and Marion, about four miles south of the Blue Ridge Parkway. Watch the video above to see the stunning views the Linville Caverns ...

Linville Caverns is off scenic U.S. 221 between the towns of Linville and Marion, four miles south of the Blue Ridge Parkway. Parkway travelers should take the Linville Falls Village exit and head ...

LINVILLE CAVERNS, Marion N.C. -- Like the small bats, salamanders, daddy longlegs and trout that reside inside the passageways of Humpback Mountain here, Linville Caverns is alive. Just as it has ...

Welcome to Linville Caverns. Located in Marion, North Carolina, beneath Humpback Mountain, lies this intricate and active limestone cavern. All of this was carved by water that still flows through ...

So many areas on US 221, all the way from Linville Falls down through Linville Caverns down to Ashford, have been destroyed in the wake of Hurricane Helene. Now, normally mundane tasks like ...

Located on Highway 221 in Marion, just South of Linville Caverns, the course is well into being refurbished and brought up to a standard not seen in many years. Originally designed by Lee Trevino, ...

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