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Bonnechere Caves
Visit Ontario's Natural Underground Wonderland In Eganville
Under a hill of limestone, said by geologists to have been the bottom of a tropical sea 500 million years ago, the Bonnechere Caves present a weird and wonderful sight. Stalactites, or rock icicles formed at the rate of one cubic inch in 150 years, hang from the ceiling and the handiwork of nature is enhanced by electric lights. Entombed in the rock and preserved forever can be seen fossils of coral and sea creatures alive long before the age of the Dinosaurs. Millions of years in the making, the Bonnechere Caves are a thrill for the sightseer. Find out why it is an Attractions Canada Provincial Gold Medal Winner for Top Natural Outdoor Site. www.bonnecherecaves.com
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