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Hamilton Cave | [ 4.742 miles long and is the 170th longest cave in the United States ] is a superb example of a network maze cave. |
Trout Cave | [ 2.36 miles long and is the 414th longest cave in the United States ] and is known for its saltpeter mining history. Note that Trout Cave is currently only open from April 16th to May 31st. The cave is closed all other times to protect endangered bat species. For access, please contact the Preserve Manager, by email or phone, at the contacts listed below. |
New Trout Cave | [ 3.001 miles long and is the 306th longest cave in the United States ] and is also known for its saltpeter mining history. |
Permission to visit the property is not required. Please stay on the designated trail, sign in and out in the book located at the kiosk and include number in party, the cave you are visiting and the expected destination in said cave. Please report any concerns or problems to Earl Suitor (the Preserve Manager) at 703-431-2661.
There are currently projects underway to clean any and all graffiti (non-historic) from the caves and restore them to the most pristine condition possible, so we ask that you leave nothing but footprints, take nothing but pictures, disturb no living creatures and have a safe, educational and fun visit.
If you have questions about this Preserve, e-mail Preserve Managers Earl & Cheryl Suitor at GuildayPreserve@caves.org