Caves in Arizona
Arizona is home to 1,000s of caves, with a lot of them located in the Grand Canyon, but only a few are accessible.
Below are the caves in Arizona that we know about and hope to explore in the future.
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Caves in Apache County, Arizona
Broken Flute Cave
Fir Tree Alcove
Harris Cave
Massacre Cave
Millers Cave
Mummy Cave
Obelisk Cave
Pocket Cave
Ram’s Horn Cave
Caves in Cochise County, Arizona
Coronado Cave
Carr Peak Cave
Coronado Cave
Crystal Cave
Four Mile Cave
James Mine Cave
Kartchner Caverns
Pyeatt Cave
Tom Ketchum Cave
Caves in Coconino County, Arizona
Basalt Cave
Buffalo Crack
Cave of the Domes
Cheyava Falls Cave
Dangling Flake Fissure
Earth Crack
Earth Crack No. 2
Earth Crack No. 3
Falls Cave
Grand Canyon Caverns
Grandad Cave
Horseshoe Mesa Caves
Ice Cave
Kana-a Cave
Lava River Cave
Malmquist Fissure
Redwall Cavern
Roaring Springs Cave
Shadow Cave
Slate Lakes Cave
Stanton’s Cave
Tapeats Cave
Thunder Cave
Wildcat Cave
Winona Ice Cave
Caves in Gila county, Arizona
41-Club Cave
Barnes Tunnel
Columbine Cave
Dog-Leg Cave
Redman Cave
Scout Cave
Caves in Graham County, Arizona
Arsenic Cave
Branaman Cave
Carpenters Cave
Pine Flat Cave
Toppys Cave
Tule Tubs Cave
Caves in Greenlee County, Arizona
Bat Cave
Black Jack Cave
Cosper Cave
Crystal Cave
Jail Cave
Caves in Maricopa County, Arizona
Browns Cave
Skeleton Cave
Caves in Mohave County, Arizona
Antelope Cave
The cave is closed and barred and not open to the public.