11 Colorado Caves And Mines Ready For Exploring
I have a confession to make: researching this post gave me the major willies. I do not (I repeat DO NOT) like small, enclosed spaces.. but I wish I did because then I would be able to go explore these amazing Colorado caverns and mines! If adventuring in underground cliffs or historic gold mines is your thing, you’re in luck! Here are 11 caves in Colorado and mines ready to be explored.

Deemed moderate in terms of difficulty, Fulford Cave recently reopened after being closed for several seasons due to White Nose Syndrome found in the local bat population.

Tour the mine and pan for gold at this authentic and historic site!
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Enjoy a scenic hike, local wildlife, a beautiful waterfall when you explore this Summit County cavern.
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The gold mine and mill, located just west of Denver, processed over $100 million of gold ore back in its heyday!

The cliff dwellings of Mesa Verde were built in the late 1190's and are some of the most notable and best preserved in the country.

This notable Colorado mine has been featured in both National Geographic and on national television programs!

Feeling extra adventurous? Ride the Terror-Dactyl zip line, which launches you 200 feet into the canyon at nearly 100 miles per hour!

Travel 1,000 feet underground into this historic mine! After you're finished exploring, you're sure to be hungry, so be sure to stop by their new, on-site diner.
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The falls are well known and recognized for the graffiti painted on the canyon walls and bridge overpass.

Not just a cavern but an entire theme park complete with various rides and attractions!
What do you think? Are these caves and mines worth exploring? Have you already explored any of them? Tell me all about it in the comments!
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