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The Rockcastle Karst Conservancy's Great Saltpetre Preserve is the home of a historic limestone cave once mined for saltpeter. Except for our annual Open House Weekend, the cave is now closed to the general public and managed for historical purposes. The remainder of the grounds consist of a natural preserve consisting mostly of pasture and woodlands in an attempt to preserve a part of Kentucky's natural beauty for generations to come. Visits for educational purposes can be arranged with appropriate planning, as noted below.
If you will be visiting GSP, you must have a waiver on file. Please also review and follow the visitation rules, including the rules for visiting the cave. For these items and other information about the preserve, please follow the links above or below.
Rules & FAQs
Information regarding the rules and regulations of the preserve and its cave are available online.
Also see the FAQ page for answers to our most frequently asked questions.
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Much has been written about the Great Saltpetre Preserve and its expansive history.
GSP is listed on the National Register of Historic Places: Click here to see the NRHP 2013 Approval Form.
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