Top of the RockNature at Night
on The Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail
THIS IS A LIMITED-TIME EVENT
Experience the magic of the Ozarks after dark at Top of the Rock’s Nature at Night, running Nov. 2 through year’s end. Drive your own golf cart along a 2.5-mile trail featuring dazzling lights, waterfalls, bridge crossings, and a spectacular cave featuring the one-of-a-kind Bat Bar. Become illuminated with inspiration to conserve our natural world on this one-of-a-kind holiday adventure.
Looking for an indoor adventure? Head to
Fun Mountain for endless entertainment!
Advance Tickets Highly Recommended
LEARN MORE ABOUT NATURE AT NIGHT
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Nature at Night on the Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail?
Nature at Night on the Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail will take place on select days starting November 2, 2025 from 5 PM - 9:30 PM. Guests can still visit the Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail daily before sunset.
Is there an entry fee into Top of the Rock?
Yes. For non-members, there is a $15 entry fee per vehicle after 4 PM. Prior to 4 PM entry fee is $10 per vehicle. Card payment only. Members and Big Cedar Lodge guests receive free entry.
Is Nature at Night included in the Ozarks Heritage Preserve Membership?
No, members cannot use their Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail tickets for Nature at Night. Member discounts are also unavailable for Nature at Night due to limited capacity.
Are the Nature at Night Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail golf carts handicap accessible?
Yes, if guests can be transferred to a golf cart, they can easily access Nature at Night on the Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail.
Is the golf cart included in the price for Nature at Night Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail?
Yes.
What kind of golf carts do you have?
We have four passenger golf carts.
Can babies/toddlers ride in the golf cart without a car seat?
Babies and toddlers can ride with an adult without a car seat. It is up to the discretion of the guest.
What is the minimum age to drive a golf cart?
Guests must be 18 or older to operate our golf carts. Waivers will be provided beforehand.
Are pets allowed?
Only service animals are allowed. Not pets or ESAs.
Can we bring a cooler?
Coolers are not permitted. However, Top of the Rock offers many convenient snack and dining options.
Are reservations required for Nature at Night on the Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail?
Reservations are not required for Nature at Night on the Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail, however, we highly recommend booking online in advance.
Do I have to arrive at Nature at Night on the Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail at the time it shows on my ticket/confirmation?
Do you have a refund policy for inclement weather?
The trail only closes for inclement weather such as lightning and ice. In the event of inclement weather, guests can reschedule their reservation or be refunded. If a reschedule option is given, tickets purchased that day will be honored for any future day. Guests do not have to repurchase new tickets.
How long is Nature at Night on the Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail?
Nature at Night on the Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail covers 2.5 miles and returns guests to the Top of the Rock Welcome Center. Most visitors spend one to one and a half hours on the tour.
Can I also visit the Ancient Ozarks Natural History Museum?
Your admission to Nature at Night on The Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail also includes admission to the Ancient Ozarks Natural History Museum! Please note, both visits must be used on the date selected.
What are the hours for the Ancient Ozarks Natural History Museum?
The Ancient Ozarks Natural History Museum is open daily until 7 PM.
How long does it take to see both Nature at Night on the Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail and Ancient Ozarks Natural History Museum?
Nature at Night on the Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail on the Lost Canyon Cave & Nature Trail covers 2.5 miles and returns guests to the Top of the Rock Welcome Center. Most visitors spend one to one and a half hours on the tour.
You need to allow yourself at least three hours to enjoy both the and Ancient Ozarks Natural History Museum. Please note, both visits must be used on the date selected.
Is there lodging?
Top of the Rock does not offer lodging but is conveniently close to Big Cedar Lodge and other lodging options in the Branson area.
Professional Photography
Photographers wishing to take photos at Big Cedar Lodge or Top of the Rock must submit the photoshoot inquiry form. After checking availability, a team member will be in touch to schedule your session.
Passes start at $150. Photography is strictly prohibited inside any buildings. No video is allowed on-site without marketing approval. Drones are not allowed on property.
Please arrive within the 30-minute time slot indicated on your ticket. Tickets are valid only for the selected date.