Top 6 Caves 코코니노 카운티

The Lava River Cave is a massive lava tube deep within the Coconino National Forest. You can access and explore the cave on your own. Expect some scrambling over big boulders, some ducking in lower sections and cool temperatures within the cave. Bring at least two sources of light as it it pitch dark and you cannot find you way out of the tunnels without light. The tunnel has a length of almost a mile! The cave was discovered in 1915.

In the middle of nowhere along the old Route 66, you arrive at the Grand Canyon Caverns. As you would expect, you can book a tour to explore the caverns. Besides this underground adventure, the location itself is nice for a stroll along oldtimer cars, old fire trucks and a charming diner.

In the middle of nowhere along the old Route 66, you arrive at the Grand Canyon Caverns. As you would expect, you can book a tour to explore the caverns. Besides this underground adventure, the location itself is nice for a stroll along oldtimer cars, old fire trucks and a charming diner.

In the middle of nowhere along the old Route 66, you arrive at the Grand Canyon Caverns. As you would expect, you can book a tour to explore the caverns. Besides this underground adventure, the location itself is nice for a stroll along oldtimer cars, old fire trucks and a charming diner.

If you want to hike from the campground to the Beaver Falls, you will have to negotiate a dangerous descent over wet and slippery rocks and through caves. However, the climb is secured by ladders and chains and is great fun!

Although the Americans certainly do not know the word Bofe, this cave is best known just a bit off the Arizona Trail.