Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
"Christmas at the Caverns" in New Braunfels, Texas began Saturday, Dec. 5. This annual family-friendly event brings you the sights and sounds of the holiday season combined with Texas' largest cavern system for a truly one-of-a-kind experience, all while providing extensive health and safety protocols to minimize the potential risk of exposure to COVID-19. Last year's popular hayride has transitioned to the Trail of Lights, a spectacular one-third mile walk through of lighted holiday scenes and characters with towering Live Oaks all wrapped and adorned in tens of thousands of lights, perfect for meandering and social distancing. The caverns, 180 feet below the surface, will resonate with traditional family favorite carols and new popular tunes filling the cave with the sounds of Christmas. Large choirs have been transitioned to small intimate groups of performers, some with instruments and others filling the space with only the sound of voices in perfect harmony.
"Christmas at the Caverns" in New Braunfels, Texas began Saturday, Dec. 5. This annual family-friendly event brings you the sights and sounds of the holiday season combined with Texas' largest cavern system for a truly one-of-a-kind experience, all while providing extensive health and safety protocols to minimize the potential risk of exposure to COVID-19. Last year's popular hayride has transitioned to the Trail of Lights, a spectacular one-third mile walk through of lighted holiday scenes and characters with towering Live Oaks all wrapped and adorned in tens of thousands of lights, perfect for meandering and social distancing. The caverns, 180 feet below the surface, will resonate with traditional family favorite carols and new popular tunes filling the cave with the sounds of Christmas. Large choirs have been transitioned to small intimate groups of performers, some with instruments and others filling the space with only the sound of voices in perfect harmony.
