Hidden Gem

Moqui Cave (Kanab)

Moqui Cave, situated just north of Kanab, Utah, provides a unique glimpse into the area's history and geology. This sandstone cave, once a speakeasy and dance hall, now serves as a museum showcasing Native American artifacts, dinosaur tracks, and fluorescent minerals. Visitors can explore the cave's intriguing past while enjoying the stunning natural beauty of the surrounding red rock landscape.

About the Attraction

A visit to Moqui Cave in Kanab offers a fascinating glimpse into ancient history and natural wonders. Here’s what to expect:

  • Rich Historical Exhibits: Moqui Cave houses a collection of Native American artifacts from ancient civilizations that inhabited Southern Utah around 1,200 years ago. Visitors can explore these remnants and gain insights into the region's past.
  • Dinosaur Tracks: The cave features over 180 dinosaur tracks, classified by renowned paleontologist Jim Jenson, providing a unique opportunity to connect with prehistoric life.
  • Fluorescent Mineral Display: Inside the cave, one of the largest fluorescent mineral displays in the United States showcases minerals that glow in vibrant colors under ultraviolet light, offering a mesmerizing visual experience.

Moqui Cave is a must-see for those interested in natural history and ancient cultures, providing an educational and awe-inspiring experience.

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Schedule

Open Monday to Saturday from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, closed on Sundays.

Entrance Fee

$7
General Admission: $7.00; Youth (ages 7–17): $5.00; Children under 7: Free; Members: Free. Admission prices do not vary by day. Complimentary admission is not offered on specific days. Advance ticket reservations are not required.
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