MAMMOTH CAVE — Many of Mammoth Cave National Park’s amenities will remain closed on Monday.
The Park Service said in a news release Sunday that the park’s visitor center, cave tours, Green River Ferry, Mammoth Cave Campground and all secondary roads will remain closed on Monday, March 6. There are still widespread outages of power and internet services.
“Staff have been working with Kentucky Utilities (KU) to restore power as quickly as possible,” the release said.
Mammoth Cave Parkway, Cave City Road, Brownsville Road, and Green River Ferry Road have been cleared of downed trees and are open, but the Green River Ferry will be closed for the day. Park trails are open but have not been fully surveyed for fallen or hazardous trees.
Trail users are advised to use caution if hiking, biking, or riding a horse on park trails.
For the most up-to-date information about the status of park roads visit us on our website, www.nps.gov/maca, or follow us on Twitter @MCNPRoadsFerry.
