Cherney Maribel Caves County Park offers many caves and crevices that are   open and accessible by a series of trails to the public when the park is                   officially open like   Coopers Cave,  Staircase Cave,  Pancake Cave, Tunnel Cave Passage,  Cave of Treasures, Aguadulce Cave and Spring Cave by viewing deck only. The park also has some caves that are gated open only for set tours during certain times of the year like  Maribel New Hope Cave, Tartarus Cave System,  Split Rock Cave and  Sinkhole Cave. Cherney Maribel Caves County Park occupies 75 acres on the West Twin River north of the Village of Maribel in the Town of Cooperstown. A rugged cliff line, generally paralleling the river, separates the gently rolling, partially wooded upland area from the wooded lowland adjacent to the river. The foot of the cliff line contains several medium to small caves and openings in the rock layers. 

The upland wooded area and its fringes have been developed areas for picnicking, biking, skiing, and hiking. Picnic tables, grills, a picnic shelter, toilet facilities, and playground equipment are provided in or near the picnic area. Additional trails are located in the area of the park above the cliff line. Portions of the open land have been planted in seedlings in a reforestation project. A staircase and trail system has been constructed for greater accessibility to the scenic lowland area consisting of the caves and river.