Big Four Ice Caves

Difficulty Distance Steps Elevation Gain USFS
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 Accessible 1.2 Miles One-way 2,755 est. 200 723.1

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Food and Water

Don’t forget to pack some energizing snacks and plenty of water. If you need to treat water, water treatment pills can help, but only boiling water can kill the parasite Giardia.

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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.