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Ortega National Parks strives to ensure the safety of its employees, visitors and partners within all of our facilities. In response to the COVID-19 outbreak and in cooperation with Pima County and other local, state and federal authorities, we have closed operations at Colossal Cave Mountain Park effective 3/19/20. At this time, we do not have an anticipated re-opening date.

We ask everyone to follow the recommendations of the C.D.C. which can be found at https://www.cdc.gov/voronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

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BOOK TOURS

					Great way to spend a rainy day We took the regular cave tour on a rainy, cold, windy December day. It was warm and dry inside the... read moreWe took the regular cave tour on a rainy, cold, windy December day. It was warm and dry inside the cave, so it was a great way to spend some time. The tour was interesting. We wish we could have hiked the trails around the cave ... they looked great. Very pretty views. read less				
cabnap
12/30/2019

					Camping at Colossal Cave Mountain Park Our family of 4 (mom, dad, son & pup) went dry camping the weekend before Christmas 2019 and had a... read moreOur family of 4 (mom, dad, son & pup) went dry camping the weekend before Christmas 2019 and had a wonderful time. The RV sites are large and (mostly) flat. The surrounding views are spectacular. We went on a 2 hour hike our first day and wished we had slotted double the time. Absolutely worth a visit. read less				
Melissa_AZ
12/29/2019

					Ladder Tour - so glad we did it! Definitely glad we did this, and really glad we picked the ladder tour.  We’re both athletic and like being... read moreDefinitely glad we did this, and really glad we picked the ladder tour.  We’re both athletic and like being active, but we’re not mountaineers.  The ladder tour was just active enough not to be boring and even pushed our comfort zone a bit here and there, without requiring real skills (like the intermediate and wild cave tours do).  Don’t worry about the reviews of dry caves or broken stalagmites and such - it’s still plenty neat.  It’s a true 90 minutes, and we were ready to be done at about 85 - which, in this sound bite world in which we live, means it was pretty entertaining.  Oh, and the road is fine.  And the views are really pretty out there.  Enjoy! read less				
reneharrod
12/27/2019