Cave Spring
Cave Spring Trail trailhead
Clockwise loop (left-turn at junction)
At the historic Cowboy Camp
Historic Cowboy Camp
Historic Cowboy Camp
Historic Cowboy Camp's kitchen
Historic Cowboy Camp
Historic Cowboy Camp horse hitch
Historic Cowboy Camp fence
Snakeweed
Rubber Rabbitbrush
Rock overhang leads to the Cave Spring
Hiking under the rock overhang
Historic Cowboy Camp storage container
Historic Cowboy Camp storage container
Neat cave under the rock overhang
Gamble's Oak
Rock overhang leads to the Cave Spring
Cave Spring (sacred, do not touch or drink)
Cave Spring (sacred, do not touch or drink)
Cave Spring (sacred, do not touch or drink)
Cave Spring (sacred, do not touch or drink)
A dozen yellow jacket hornets drink from the Cave Spring -- one of the only water sources in the desert
View from the Cave Spring of the nearby rock features
Massive overhang of the Cave Spring
Ancient cave art markings (do not touch)
Ancient cave art markings (do not touch)
Ancient cave art markings (do not touch)
10-foot ladder
Rock ledges near the ladders
5-foot ladder
View of Canyonland's landscape
View of Canyonland's landscape
Trail follows small rock cairns
More small rock cairns define the Cave Spring Trail
Fremont Mahonia
View of distant mountains
Rock mushroom-type formation
Hiking under more rock overhangs
Hiking under more rock overhangs
Hiking under more rock overhangs
Rock overhangs along the Cave Spring Trail
Hiking under more rock overhangs
Explore the Trail:
