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Just outside Grace, Idaho, is the Niter Ice Cave. Formed around 500,000 years ago, this cave is a result of lava flows. Early settlers would use the cave for refrigeration. The cave has some graffiti, but it is a great lava tube for exploring.
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Located in Wasatch-Cache National Forest, this underground cave experience is one for the entire family. Its natural stalagmites, stalactites, and banded travertine have been forming for thousands of years and were discovered by Europeans in 1906. The cave is administered by the US Forest Service.
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Located about 10 miles from the mouth of the beautiful Paris Canyon, the Paris Ice Cave has ice that never melts even in the hottest summer! Visitors can explore the main cave by following a trail next to the Paris Ice Cave sign. The best times to visit the cave…
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Located in Logan Canyon, Ricks Spring is a karst spring, meaning it is a natural water outflow from a cave. This spring features informational signs that describe its history as well as a warning not to drink the water. You can explore a smaller cave off to the side, or…
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The City of Rocks National Reserve features granite spires and monoliths reaching 60 stories tall. Geologists estimate the oldest granite to exceed 2.5 billion years. Established in 1988 as a national reserve, City of Rocks encompasses 14,407 acres of land (about one quarter is privately owned) and is renowned for…
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