Big Four Ice Caves

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Difficulty Distance Elevation Gain USFS
Trail #		 Green Trails
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 Accessible 1.2 Miles One-way 200 723.1

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Pass Required
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Safety Tip

Hiking with Children

Teach kids what to do if they get lost or separated from the group. They should hug a tree near an open area and stay put. They should also know how to signal for help. And more!

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Difficulty: Accessible

Big Four Ice Caves

A nice hike along the Mountain Loop Highway taking visitors to a small glacier mass at the bottom of Big Four Mountain with naturally forming ice caves at the bottom.
Added 2025-07-28