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Texas Flooding Raises Cave Water 30 Feet, Reviving Rare Aquifer Tours

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Severe flooding in Texas has significantly raised water levels inside Natural Bridge Caverns, creating an unusual opportunity for visitors. The surge has temporarily revived a special guided aquifer tour that showcases sections of the cave typically unreachable under dry conditions. The event offers a rare look at the underground water systems that supply central Texas communities. Officials say the tour highlights the critical role groundwater plays in the region's water supply.

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