π Longest continuous lava tube in continental U.S.
π Formed over 2000 years ago by lava flows from Mt. St. Helens.
π Explore a unique lava tube formation
πΆββοΈ Choose between easy or challenging routes
π§ Experience constant 42Β°F (6Β°C) underground temperature
πΈ See stalactites, stalagmites, and an 8-foot lava fall
β οΈ Reservations required May-October
π« No food, pets, smoking, or rock collecting allowed
πΆ Upper cave not recommended for small children
π¦ Requires multiple light sources and sturdy shoes
π§€ Bring gloves and long pants for the challenging upper cave.
π‘ Headlamps are highly recommended for hands-free exploration.
π Save offline directions as data connections can be unreliable.
Northwest Forest Pass or Sno-Park permit required.
Daily 5:00 AM - 9:00 PM; cave open to public May-October.
Large lot available for vehicles, buses, and RVs.
Vault toilets and garbage cans on site.
Last updated 9 days ago
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