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Three highly-decorated limestone caves sit at the top of a strenuous mile-an-a-half trail.
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Child (ages 2–11) $7.00
Adult (ages 12+) $12.00
Infant (ages 1 and under) $2.00
Cancellation Fee $1.00 per ticket
Late Cancellation Fee No refunds within 24 hours of tour
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The caves are now closed for the winter. No pets are allowed on the cave trail. In accordance with the ADA, service animals are allowed on the cave trail and in the cave. Because of the steepness of the trail, strollers and other wheeled vehicles are not allowed. See the visitor center for program options for those unable to make the climb. External frame packs, including baby carriers, are prohibited in the cave. Infants may be carried through in front packs. Visitors with large backpacks are asked to leave their packs outside while they tour the cave. Small packs may be taken through the cave, provided they meet size restrictions. No hiking poles are allowed in the cave. Canes or poles as mobility devices are allowed.
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A light jacket and closed-toed walking shoes are recommended.
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The cave is 45 degrees Fahrenheit (7 degrees Celsius). Although inside the caves its always 43–48 F, temperatures on the cave trail can range from the 30s up to above 100 degrees F, depending on time of year. Carrying drinking water is a necessity, especially in summer. In the mountains, weather sometimes presents interesting challenges. The cave and cave trail do not close due to rain, unless that rain is heavy enough to bring rockfall. They will close due to high winds/rockfall, or in lightning storms. Call the visitor center if you have specific concerns.
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It is strongly recommended that you carry at least one liter of water per person on the hike to the caves. Temperatures reach over 100 degrees F on the cave trail in the summer.
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