Lake of the Ozarks 2009 Vacation & Service Guide - (Page 36) The Underground Adventure You Will Never Forget! Centuries ago, the Osage Indians discovered the pristine beauty that lies beneath under Mountain. Local folklore tells of the legendary Indian Wedding ceremony held in the cave in the early 1800’s. Today, this magni cent natural wonderland is called Bridal Cave. In keeping with the tradition of the legend, the cave can be reserved for a wedding chapel. Over 2100 couples (a world record) from around the world, have exchanged vows in the beautiful stalactite adorned Bridal Chapel. Chapel available by reservation. Local Folklore Tells the Legend Word spread fast among pioneering settlers of this wondrous cavern. A er decades of extremely primitive exploration, this astounding natural treasure was o cially protected in 1948. Ongoing exploration of this massive cavern recently uncovered chambers of incomparable beauty, including the crystal clear waters of Mystery Lake. Park interpreters will lead you and your family through room a er room of incredible mineral deposits. Giant columns, delicate soda straws, and massive draperies abound throughout the cave. You will not want to miss this once in a lifetime experience. Finding e Secret of “Mystery Lake” Guided tours leave every few minutes and last approximately one hour. Tours are conducted over concrete pathways throughout the cave’s refreshing 60 degree environment. Bridal Cave is the Lake of the Ozark’s only major attraction that is accessible by boat, as well as car. under Mountain Park facilities include: a Visitor’s Center, the Ozark’s largest lakeside gi shop, under Mountain Mining Company, snack center, nature trail, boat dock and much more. Rated as One of the Most Scenic Caves in America and Just North of Camdenton, MO on Hwy 5 or On the Lake at the 10.5mm on the Big Niangua Arm under Mountain Park (573) 346-2676 Celebrating 61 years of Family Entertainment 1948 - 2009 36 http://www.bridalcave.com http://www.bridalcave.com
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