Penn’s Cave and Wildlife Park in Centre Hall, Pennsylvania offers exactly this otherworldly experience, proving that some of America’s most jaw-dropping natural wonders are hiding in plain sight.

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One of the most fascinating underground attractions in Pennsylvania is Penn's Cave, and it's one you can tour by boat.

Restarting a half-century old, disused reactor that has sat idle for eight years is fraught with unknowns and risks.