📜 Historic cave site, known as the "Cradle of Great Basin Archaeology".
🔍 Used by native peoples for thousands of years for shelter and storage.
✨ Explore a major Native American archaeological site
🦇 Discover the history of bat guano mining
🚶 Hike a self-guided nature trail with educational signs
🏞️ Enjoy scenic views of the Humboldt Sink
⚠️ Trail may be steep, narrow, and uneven; challenging for mobility devices
🐍 Watch for rattlesnakes in warm weather
📱 Limited cell coverage, no drinking water on site
🔦 Bring a flashlight for the cave and sturdy footwear for the trail
💧 Carry plenty of snacks and water, especially in warm weather
🐕 Dogs are welcome on leash
Large dirt/gravel parking area for about 10 vehicles
Pull-through parking available near toilets and picnic tables
One unisex vault toilet with grab bars, may have uneven ground access
Covered picnic table available, may limit mobility device access
💰 Free public access
🕒 Open 24/7, subject to seasonal/weather closures
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