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Jacob's Review:  There is a real Cave you can go in - it is dark inside - so dark that you can’t see without a flashlight. Little kids might be scared to go in the cave. You will probably be the only people in the cave. It goes way to the back, there is some small places to go, but they come back to the big rooms, it is a good robbers fort.
     You should bring a laser pointer and shine it in the broken parts of the big formations.

Dad's Notes:  A large, unimproved cave ready for your exploration. No improvements or lights in the cave, in fact the climb into the cave is a jumble of rocks and is a workout! It is dark and dusty in the cave, wear good hiking shoes or tennies, and some old knock around jeans. If you want to picnic I would do it at the picnic site at the bottom before or after climbing about a mile up to the cave. There are stone steps laid for most of the trail, it is a shady, pretty but a steep climb.
     Very neat cave, great ‘exploring’ family adventure! (but not for little kids - some parts are steep). Try turning all the lights off - it is darker than you have ever experienced! Bring water, good flashlights, I recommend a lantern and Jacob say’s to bring a laser pointer.
     A trip to Coronado Cave takes about two hours round trip (including time spent in the Cave). Be sure to get a free permit (obtained at Visitor Center) before going to the Cave.

  Free!     520-366-5515
  8a - 5p daily        address Update
  Closed Thanx & Xmas     From Tucson: 1 hr 45 min From Sierra Vista: 30 min
double check about pets...
  www.nps.gov/coro/
  Drive Directions:   Drive Directions  
 
      The Map is in the Book!
Jacob Tip:   Coronado’s 16th Century expedition was searching for the 7 cities of gold - the ancient fable refering to the ancient Hohokam cities that used to be stretched from Sierra Vista through Tucson into Phoenix!
 
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