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More information coming soon. Going to be changing this page to included all caves of Oregon. Since there is so much info to be found already on other websites of Oregon caves. There are now about 1000 named caves in Oregon.

Arnold Ice caves: This cave was used for minning ice back in the pionner days. Stairs where build in the cave and since then ice has covered them up. See cave history for more info.

Bat Cave: Near Wind cave.

Boyd Cave:

Charlie the Cave:

Derrick cave:

Frog Pit: Small vertical cave. Always seems to be a frog in there.

Karen's Cave:

Lava River Cave: 

Lava Tongues Cave: This cave has three Lava Tongue type of features. Found by Kim Luper.

Little Big Cave:

Little Crater Cave:

Lost and Found cave:  Cave was found in the 1980's and lost and cound't fine again and the name just stuck. Cave is found again and was almost named Moss cave because of the nice carpet entrance. Passage goes and up and downhill in this mostly crawly cave. Found and explored by Kim Luper.

Oregon Caves:

http://www.oregoncaves.com/   National Park Service http://www.nps.gov/orca/index.htm

Rocky Butte Cave System:

Thunder Cave:

Triple Pit cave: This cave near Lost and Found cave has 3 drops. First two required rope. Found at same time as above by Kim Luper.

Under The lake cave: This cave found in the late 1980's by Kim Luper has a small entrance but open right up to 4 passages going down hill. One passage goes into a lake then into a nice size room with a tiny Skylight. A passage at the time seem to go under the lake. But after the map was made it was really next to it.

Wind Cave:




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