Natural Bridge Caverns
Discovered March 27, 1960, by four students of St. Mary's University, San Antonio. Named for the rock bridge that marks entrance. Dedicated on August 5, 1964 by Governor John Connally. Of early cretaceous age; still forming. Site of artifacts from 5000 B.C., and human remains at least 8,000 years old; also Indian campsites. 1967
29.6920° N, 98.3425° W
Where to Find It
from New Braunfels about 8.5 mi. west, caverns located on FM 1863
Nearby Markers
- 3 mi E Haag Cemetery New Braunfels
- 3.4 mi SE Schoenthal School Garden Ridge
- 4.7 mi NW Vogel Cemetery Bulverde
- 5.7 mi S Robert B. Evans Home San Antonio
- 5.9 mi SE Zions Kirche Garden Ridge
- 6 mi NW Weidner, Wilhelm, Cemetery New Braunfels