Mammoth Cave National Park has reopened to the public following the end of the partial federal government shutdown.
The Daily News reports the park in south-central Kentucky reopened for visitors on Sunday after President Donald Trump signed a temporary deal Friday to end the shutdown.
Parts of the park had remained accessible to visitors during the shutdown that started in December over funding for Trump's promised U.S.-Mexico border wall, but there were no services available that required staffing including cave access, tours and restrooms.
Officials said in a statement that all park services were resuming as normal.
