BOYDEN CAVERN
	Kings Canyon National Park. Eighteen miles north of Grants Grove Visitor Center, where Highway 180 crosses the Kings River
	currently closed

BLACK CHASM CAVERNS
	Near the towns of Volcano and Pine Grove in the Mother Lode.. See map on the website..
	1(888)488-1960

CALIFORNIA CAVERNS
	Take Mountain Ranch Rd. east from San Andreas on S.R. 49, then right at Mountain Ranch. See map on website.
	1(888)488-1960

CRYSTAL CAVE
	Sequoia National Park. 55 miles northeast of Visalia along State Highway 198. Sign directs visitors left for nine mile descent along scenic drive to parking lot.
	(209) 565-3341

LAKE SHASTA CAVERNS
	North of Redding along Interstate 5 about 13 miles. Take Shasta Caverns exit and follow road 2 miles to parking lot. Catamaran and bus ferry visitors to cave.
	1-800-795-CAVE (916) 238-2341

LAVA BEDS NATIONAL MONUMENT
	Off state Highway 139 about 20 miles south of Tulelake. County Road 111 leads to Monument.
	Nineteen lava tubes are open to visitors. Cave Loop road accesses many of these caves. Bring flashlights or borrow them at Visitor Center.
	8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. year round
	(901) 667-2601

MERCER CAVERNS
	Out of Murphys, take State Highway 4 one mile north of Main Street to Sheep Ranch Road.
	(209) 728-2101

MITCHELL CAVERNS NATURAL PRESERVE
	In the Providence Mountains State Recreation Area. Follow Essex Road off Interstate 40 north for sixteen miles.
	A tunnel now connects two natural caves allowing a round trip through these fossil, dry, well-decorated systems.
	The cave is only open for tours on weekends, during the summer.
	(760) 928-2586

MOANING CAVERNS
	5350 Moaning Cave Rd, Vallecito, CA 95251
	(209) 736-2708

PINNACLES NATIONAL MONUMENT
	From the south, take County Road G13 west from State Highway 101 to Bitterwater. Turn north on State Highway 25. From the north, follow Highway 25 south from Hollister.
	Two small caves have been formed where boulders roof narrow canyons. Natural light is sufficient to navigate along stairs and narrow trails.
	Daily 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. year round
	(408) 389-4578

SUBWAY CAVE
	Near the intersection of State Highways 89 and 44 at Old Station, on Forest Service property. Follow Highway 89 one-half mile north of information center.
	This meandering lava tube is left in its natural state a truly wild caving experience. Bring a light and look out for many interesting features typical of volcanic caves.
	Open all year, as weather permits.
	(916) 336-5521

SUNNY JIM'S CAVE (a sea cave)
	Beneath the La Jolla Cave & Shell Shop, 1325 Coast Blvd. in La Jolla, just north of San Diego
	Open daily, Call for hours.
	858-459-0746

Updated on August 17, 2018

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