More information on Colossal Cave Mountain Park
Here's a piece of Western lore—a dry limestone cave with a real outlaw history. The tour guide at Colossal Cave Mountain Park, will point out the impressive formations and crystals, but won't tell you where the gold is hidden. There are many steps to climb but it's consistently cool inside even when temperatures hit the 100 degree mark. Visit the on-site library and museum, cafes and gift shops.
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Take Old Spanish Trail southeast from east Tucson, or take I-10 and get off at the Vail exit
Hours
Mar 16-Sept 15 Mon-Sat 8am-6pm, Sun and holidays 8am-7pm; Sept 16-Mar 15 Mon-Sat 9am-5pm, Sun and holidays 9am-6pm
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