Bridal Cave's Virtual Tour Contest

If you haven't had the chance to experience Bridal Cave in person, you can get an online 360° peek inside through our website. If you have been here before, you can relive the visit in a whole new way, plus we've hidden a fun reason to check out Missouri's most scenic cave tour through your computer or mobile device screen.
Troll shown above is not the troll you are looking for...

Virtual Tour Online
Just in case you are unfamiliar with what a virtual tour is, it is defined as a simulation of an existing location, usually composed of a sequence of videos or still images. When you visit the Bridal Cave virtual tour on Google, it allows you to zoom in, zoom out, and use the mouse to click and drag your way around the photo as if you are standing in the center and slowly spinning around. Pretty cool, and a very intriguing way to see a part of the natural beauty that awaits you inside Bridal Cave. 

 Once you're done exploring the cave room you begin the virtual tour in, which happens to be our Bridal Chapel, scroll around until you see an arrow, then click on that. Following the arrow's path will take you outside, into and through the gift shop, all the way to the parking lot! 

Find the Hidden Cave Troll!
Just for fun, and to make sure you take a really good look while you are virtually touring the cave, we've hidden a cave troll somewhere inside. You will need to zoom in and really keep your eyes peeled, because he's a shy guy, and he nearly blends into the surroundings completely. 

 If you are clever enough to spot the little fella, you can win a FREE Bridal Cave family pass, which is good for 2 adults and 2 children. Here is how you do that:
  • Copy, cut, & paste the image of the cave troll.
  • Email that image, along with your mailing address, to: info@BridalCave.com.
  • Entries must be received by 4 pm, Saturday, October 16, 2016.
  • Limit of 1 family pass per address.
...this is the guy, but take the tour to snap his picture.
After you go caving online, come on over and see everything up close and in person! Right now, we've still got our Underground Opinion Poll waiting for your votes to help us predict the outcome of the 2016 presidential election. There is also an unbelievable End of Season Rock Closeout Sale going on in the gift shop, with incredible sale prices on many unique and beautiful rocks. 

You can have yet another chance to win free family passes to Bridal Cave every week by listening to 101.9 The Wave's afternoon trivia contest Monday-Friday from now until January 18, 2017. Another added bonus to visiting Bridal Cave & Thunder Mountain Park right now is the gorgeous fall scenery you will experience this time of year. There's lots to see, and lots of ways to take the tour for free with these fun contests. Play along with us.     


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526 Bridal Cave Road
Camdenton, MO 65020
(573) 346-2676
Location: Bridal Cave Rd, Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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