📜 Prehistoric archaeological site within Grimes Point Archaeological Area, formed 21,000 years ago by Lake Lahontan waves.🔍 Used by ancient Native Americans as a cache site for tools and supplies.# Why Go🗿 See thousands of artifacts left in situ from past excavations.📜 Glimpse into ancient Native American hunter-gatherer history.🎨 Explore ancient petroglyphs on a nearby trail.🏛️ See artifacts from the site at local museums.# Why Avoid⚠️ Trail and cave not handicapped accessible.👶 Trail not suitable for small kids.⛰️ Requires a 15-minute uphill hike on uneven surfaces.# Tips👟 Wear sturdy hiking shoes, bring water, and dress appropriately.🗓️ Public tours available 2nd and 4th Saturdays, meet at Churchill County Museum at 9:15 AM.📞 Private group tours can be arranged through BLM or Museum.# Cost💰 Free public tours.# Hours🕒 Public tours 2nd and 4th Saturdays at 9:15 AM (except federal holidays).# Toilets🚻 ADA-accessible restrooms available at Grimes Point.# 🅿️ ParkingFree parking available at Grimes Point turnout.