While most caves are places of darkness and shadow, the Shadow Cave is named for a number of broad, dark streaks on its wall. The stains are caused by oxidation of the iron in the granite. To pass through this cave, go down the stairway, turn and duck your head; turn right on the platform and go down the short stairway. The cave has a peculiarly shaped dome-like roof about 20 feet high, oddly studded with four immense boulders of pyramidal shape, but inverted and hanging from above with their points toward the floor of the cave. The stream flows through in a noisy three foot fall.

 

To operate the 360-degree photo bubble: To look around Move pointer to right, left, top or bottom of photo and click and hold the left mouse button. The pointer will be shaped like an arrow, and the picture will turn in the direction the arrow is pointing. The closer the arrow is to the center of the picture, the slower the picture will rotate.

To zoom in: Move pointer to the upper center of the photo and the pointer will look like a diagonal pointer pointing right. This allows you to zoom in by left clicking your mouse (and holding down the button).

To zoom out: Move pointer to the lower center of the photo and the pointer will look like a diagonal pointer pointing to the left. This allows you to zoom out by left-clicking your mouse (and holding down the button).