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Close-up view of impressive stalactite rock formations inside Luray Caverns.

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Optional Paid Attractions

Add more activities to your day with these extra on-site attractions.

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While general admission covers the caves and museums, you can pay extra for a few outdoor activities. These are located on the main grounds just outside the caverns.

These extras are popular with families looking to extend their visit and burn off some energy after walking the underground trail.

Two people sitting on a bench overlooking a scenic mountain valley at sunset.
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01

The Garden Maze

30 minutesExtra fee

This one-acre puzzle contains over 1,500 evergreen hedges and a half-mile of diverging pathways. It typically takes families 20 to 30 minutes to solve. On hot days, cooling mist helps keep the temperature down as you navigate the maze.

Scenic view of a mountain road lined with autumn trees at sunset.
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02

Rope Adventure Park

45-60 minutesExtra fee

A multi-level suspended ropes course designed for both kids and adults. It provides a physical challenge and a faster pace compared to the slow cavern walk. This course is an active way to finish your visit.

Close-up view of impressive stalactite rock formations inside Luray Caverns.
Photo: tour listing on Viator
03

Stoneyman Gemstone Mining

20 minutesBuy dirt at gift shop

Children can pan for real gems and fossils using a hands-on sluice with flowing water. You need to purchase bags of mining dirt at the main gift shop before heading to the sluice. It provides a tactile activity for kids interested in rocks.

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Tourists walking on a pathway inside Luray Caverns admiring rock formations.
Luray Caverns and Shenandoah National Park Small Group Day Tour9 h 4.7 (143)from $99
shenandoah & luray cavernsfrom $99 on Viator
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