Address: 150 Top of the Rock Road, Ridgedale, MO 65739, USA
Phone: +14173395306
Sunday: 8:30AM–7PM
Monday: 8:30AM–7PM
Tuesday: 8:30AM–7PM
Wednesday: 8:30AM–7PM
Thursday: 8:30AM–7PM
Friday: 8:30AM–7PM
Saturday: 8:30AM–7PM
Lana Sikes
This place is great! You pay $10 to get in without really explanation of where to go or how much other things will cost, but that's really the only issue we had. They offer golf carts for the trail which is amazing for disabled & older people who love to explore, but their feet won't let them hike any longer. There are waterfalls, caves, and a cave bar along the way. We never found any bathrooms along the way so go before you go lol. We will definitely be back!
Sugar Laing
We really enjoyed the golf cart tour of lost canyon at top of the rock. It was about $77 for 2 adults, a 3 year old, and a baby. We spent about 3 hours on the trail. There are many spaces to get off and take photos or walk around. The views are spectacular. The area is very clean and well groomed. The path is very smooth. You go into a small cave where they have a bar and some interior waterfalls. Adults and kids of all ages enjoyed it. The line to get our carts was short. We had already purchased our tickets. Bring your phone to sign the waiver as the driver. Overall we recommend. Especially for larger groups or families. It was nice to do something all together while each family could still have their own cart.
Jamie Merlo
This was really cool do to with kids. They loved it. 4 people per cart so with a family of 5, they gave us the option of sitting the kids with us for 5 people on a cart. We chose to take 2 golf carts though. You can’t get out during the cave portion but otherwise you can get out for photos while outside by the waterfalls and rock formations. Carts go slow and it was easy and fun. To get to the museum you take a short 5 minute free shuttle which runs constantly. We didn’t have to wait long. The museum was extensive and there were really cool prehistoric animal exhibits which I never knew existed.
Nicholas Klein
This is an extremely unique experience, 100% worth it if you are ANYWHERE nearby or passing through. I mean - a golf cart self-guided tour through something that normally would require hiking for miles? Can't beat the ease of access! I do wish I had known some of the amazing photos of the golf course next to rock formations no longer looked like that (due to construction).
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$30. 18 is the minimum driving age. Go to BigCedar.com
The biggest cart fits 4 adults and smallest 2 adults. You'll sign some papers then you'll be able to take off on your adventures.You should go,you will not be disappointed!! I'm a single mom and I have three kids, 11,8, and 3. We would love to go back!! Be blessed
Yes. Check out there website and you can get all the prices
You go in to a couple of them.
18 or older and everyone signs a waiver.
I would assume it's the same hours as the trail. It's basically a stop quick and purchase drinks, then keep going
As has already been said, this is on the outskirts of a huge resort complex that has hundreds of rooms. There are also many more rooms within 15 minute drive in Branson, Hollister and surrounding areas.
You can't reserve it's not allowed. You pay right when you are about to start the trail and then you receive a golf cart.
It is free for a bus to enter. It will be $30 per person to go down the trail. We recommend giving at least an hour for the tour, it is all self guided and they are free to stop and take pictures along the way. If you would like to book a group please call 417-335-2777 and ask for conference services.
It is included in the price of the cave tour.
You drive at your own pace. There are pull offs and wider areas in case someone wants to pass you. Very relaxing and beautiful.
The golf carts are covered, so you could go ahead and continue if it is just a sprinkle or mild rain.
I believe its non refundable. When I went (10.02.21) I waited until I got there and made a reservation online because it was a chance of rain so I didnt want to chance it. Honestly they had so many Golf Carts there is no need to make a reservation wayyy in advance. Hope this helps.
There are no sides or seat belts on the golf cart so use your discretion.
On their website, it is $38.50 per adult for the tour. It also costs $10 to get into the park, but if I remember correctly, they give you a $5 voucher to use in the gift store or restaurant! The golf cart tour is well worth the money you spend! We loved it!!!
40 for adults. All worth it. Not sure about kids cost.
I don't think they let dogs go. It's a golf cart tour ride. They probably let service animals go
$10 to get in. Save your receipt and they will credit you $5 when you purchase tickets inside. $34 per adult (reg$)for golf tour only. Discount should be $3 off per.. Then they charge $8 if you'd like insurance on the cart. If you're staying at the lodge there you get an additional discount.
Sunday to Friday is $34 for adults
Yes they are.
Yes, you drive yourself on the golf cart so you can stop as many times as you like as there is no time limit on the use of the golf cart.
Not sure. I'm sure you can call and talk to someone.
You can do just the tour. You do not need to be staying there.
The golf cart a required rental for the cave tour.
It is $30 per adult for the Lost Canyon Cave and Nature Trail, if you add on the Ancient Ozark Natural History Museum it is $36 per adult. Kids are half price.
You might have to call them
Not for sure about that. In the caverns, it seems natural.
Didn't know that they had one. You might want to call them to find out
It's not part of the cart trail as of last weekend.
It costs $10 to park. But you use that receipt to save $5 wjen you rent the golf cart. That is $28. You can buy a combo pass that includes the golf cart tour and the museum. I think its round $34. We did not go through the museum. We rented a golf cart and drove the trail. There is no time limot on the trail. But you only get to go around the trail one time, which I thought was a bummer. After your golf cart tour, you can hop on a free shuttle that takes you to the resturaunt, and gift shop. That is where the museum and the church is also. They have a beautful area for a sunset view that is highly reccomended.
Service dogs are welcome, but no other pets are allowed on property.
Yes, we currently open at 10am and close one hour before sunset.
Dogwood canyon is $10 to walk, bike etc. The trams and horse back riding is more.
The Chapel of the Ozarks is open during the week, after 5pm.
Yes they can... The golf carts have very comfortable seats... Some with room to fit up to six people... And ride at your own speed... 😊
The have golf carts to accommodate a group of that size
I don't think so but as the other person suggested call them to be sure.
Yes it is wheel chair accessible. The cave tour is taken by golf cart. The shuttles and all of top of the rock is wheel chair friendly.
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