Eagle Rock Cave

　　Eagle Rock Cave Grand Canyon is situated in Longchuantang Yao Ethnic Township and is a natural scenic destination. The area features towering cliffs on either side of the river, creating a “skyline crack” effect when viewed from below, with huge rocks jutting from above. The cave is home to nesting eagles and falcons, hence its name. The cave entrance is about 6.7 meters high, dark and winding, and in its narrowest parts, visitors must sidestep through. The cave walls are often covered with rock ear fungus, and beneath it lies a deep pool. Atop a nearby hill stands an upright boulder resembling an arrow, named Qianyan (Front Rock). Traveling further up the stream, the scenery becomes even more spectacular, featuring over ten attractions such as Sister Rocks, Huangshatang, Stone Heart, and Stone Bamboo Shoots. Together they form a twisting, 4,500-meter-long natural scenic area full of bends and turns.

　　Eagle Rock Cave is the essence of the Xuefeng Mountain scenic area, a masterpiece of nature crafted by the awe-inspiring and magical forces of the Xuefeng Mountain range. It is “fortified by thousands of rocky outcrops in grandeur and enriched by myriad streams in beauty,” and is hailed as the “Zhangjiajie of Huaihua.” The canyon stretches 9 kilometers in total, combining elements of danger, waterfalls, seclusion, beauty, wonder, and mystery. Numerous breathtaking attractions await, such as General Rock, Ox Nose, Water Curtain Cave, Skyline Crack, and the White Hanging Waterfall.