The Top 14 Caves in the Cascade Range

This natural area is known for its unique rock formations and beautiful moss-covered boulders. You can explore this enchanting area, marvel at these rock formations, and appreciate the serene beauty of the surrounding forest.

The caves were formed by waterfalls and melting snow from the mountains above. They attract thousands of visitors every year.

The Ape Cave is the third longest lava tube in North America. This is the main entrance for the impressive Ape Cave. The cave consists of a massive lava tube … read more

The Trail of the Two Forests is a short loop trail that leads along an ancient lava flow that spilled down from Mount Saint Helens. You will walk through an … read more

'Cave Hole Trail' is named after the caves that you can still find along the path. They are remnants of the mining history in the area.

Cougar Mountain Park spans nearly 3,000 acres, featuring over thirty-five miles of fantastic trails winding through second-growth forests, streams, wetlands, cliffs, and historical mining caves. There are breathtaking views throughout … read more

Hopkins Chocolate Cave is one of the most challenging caves in the park. There is one passage that is less than 3 feet high, and deeper areas of the cave … read more

To make your way along the Trail of the Two Forests more adventurous you can descend into a narrow lava tube and crawl about ten meters from one end to the other. A source of light is recommended.

Sunshine Cave is a moderately challenging cave to explore, with rough paths and low ceilings. The cave gets its name from two collapsed roof sections that let in sunlight. Travel … read more