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New Mexico: Carlsbad Caverns National Park

Sulfuric acid dissolved limestone to create more than 119 caves full of stalactites below the Chihuahuan Desert in southern New Mexico. Above the famous caverns, visitors experience desert wildlife, blooming cacti, and ancient canyons. 


The artwork features rustic, textured images of cave interiors, with abstract-like lines and shadows.

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Twin Pillars Twin Pillars

Twin Pillars

$95 – $2,200

Ripples In The Dark Ripples In The Dark

Ripples In The Dark

$95 – $2,200

Desert Succulent Desert Succulent

Desert Succulent

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One of the hundreds of plant species can be seen in the park above the caverns.

Blue Light Special Blue Light Special

Blue Light Special

$95 – $2,200

With visitors to the Big Room able to use various forms of flashlights and headlamps, the resulting mix of impromptu light color adds an other-worldliness to Carlsbad Caverns.

The Original Way In The Original Way In

The Original Way In

$95 – $2,200

This is one of the early exploratory ladders used to traverse the cavern.

Rock Ood Rock Ood

Rock Ood

$95 – $2,200

This formation resembles an alien from a popular science fiction series called the Ood.

Speleothems Speleothems

Speleothems

$95 – $2,000

The speleothems in the Carlsbad Caverns have a drapery like appearance to them. In my opinion, these cave formations were the most interesting to see inside the cavern.