Mitchell Caverns are located in the Providence Mountains State Recreation Area. It is at a remote location at an altitude of 4300 ft. Mitchell Caverns are open to the public to tour, and the fantastic ranger-led tour lasts for around two hours. The newly paved trails make the experience smooth and easy. Mitchell Caverns, California The Caverns were primarily created […]
Mercer Caverns is one of the half dozen or so accessible caves in California. Just 5 miles outside the town of Murphy’s, the Mercer Caverns is one of the better caves in California which you can explore. It has beautiful but unusual crystalline formations and is famous for the rare Aragonite flos feri. It is also the longest continually operating […]
Ursa Minor Cave is a part of Sequoia National Park, a naturally formed system of caves in the famous Sierra Nevada region of California. It was discovered in August 2006 by explorers from the Cave Research Foundation. They widened the hole to facilitate human entry and found one of the US’s most beautiful and unique caves. Ursa Minor Cave, California […]
The caverns in California are a testament to the rich geological history and diverse terrain of the state. The Lake Shasta Caverns, which was 250 million years in the making, are one of the most remarkable caves of the state, where you get to peek into a world that you have never seen or experienced before. It attracts many visitors […]
Crystal Cave is a beautiful natural wonder located in the Sequoia National Forest. The cave was discovered by accident in 1883 and has been open to the public since 1911. Crystal Cave, California This cave offers four different tours: Discovery, Adventure, Mystery, and Wild Tours. Visitors can also explore on their own or partake in our guided Night Tour! We […]
Nestled in the foothills of Sierra Nevada, California Cavern is the first cave that was open to the public in the state in the 1850s. It is still going strong after 170 years, and the unique sights still amuse visitors as they used to do in the yesteryears. The caverns boast of an elaborate network of tunnels and huge crystalline […]
Hall City Cave is a limestone cave near the town of Hayfork in the Trinity County of Northern California. There is a cavern within the cave that has a deep shaft of water. The cave was considered to be a sacred place for the Nor-el-muk and Wintu Native Americans. There is a strong belief that somewhere inside the cave, there […]
Infernal Caverns is the site of the 1867 battle between the US Armed Forces and Shoshone and Pit River Indians. Infernal Caverns Battleground is California Historical Landmark No 16. Also known as Hell Caves, the caverns are around 7 miles from Likely and 1 mile from Ferry Ranch in Modoc County. The Native Americans had made a fortress out of […]
The Mud Caves are a popular attraction in the Anza Borrego Desert State Park in San Diego County. The caves are a fine example of pseudo-karst topography as it was created by water flowing through silt deposits. There are at least 22 caves, and many of these caves are easily accessible. Mud Caves, California Mud caves are a fascinating geological […]
Chumash Painted Cave is not a typical state park. It is a small historical place that is hidden on a windy road in the Santa Ynez Mountains above the modern city of Santa Barbara. There is no entrance fee to this cave as steel mesh has been constructed near the entrance to keep it safe from vandals and irresponsible people. […]
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