Mount Rushmore is one of the most visited national monuments in the U.S. but did you know about the cave below the historic site?

Getting to the cave is quite easy, but not everyone knows it exists. If you're heading to the monument this summer, don't miss out on checking out one of the more unique parts of the park.

In this video, the YouTuber explains that most who visit the site take the main path that leads to a platform, which is ideal for viewing and picture-taking. However, another, lesser-known path takes you directly beneath the presidents, and that's where you can find the cave.

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The cave is almost directly below our nation's first president, George Washington. If you're looking for a Mount Rushmore photo that stands above the rest, this is it. You can take a "picture perfect" snap of the president through a crack in the cave.

As the narrator of this video points out, another unique part of the area is that you can actually see the rock that fell from the mountain as it was being carved and sculpted, nearly 100 years ago.

Later in the video, the YouTuber visits the mammoth site in Hot Springs, South Dakota, as well as Toadstool Geologic Park, just across the border in the state of Nebraska.

To find out how to get to the cave below Mount Rushmore, click on the video below.

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Haunted Locations and Scary Legends Around Sioux Falls

Halloween is steeped in scary traditions. Trick-or-Treating, frightening costumes, local actors in "haunted" houses, and the pitch-black darkness of area corn mazes.

However, if we set out to find the real haunted areas what would we find? Over the last 30 years that I have lived in Sioux Falls, a few locations still gain attention as being haunted.

And yes, a handful of thrill-seeking people will show up on our favorite eerie night for what could be a viral video moment or experience a misty phantom first-hand.
Let's take a little tour of the more famous hauntings around Sioux Falls. Turn on the lights and cue the Cowardly Lion: "I do believe in spooks, I do believe in spooks..."

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