Moose Cave Gorge
An above-ground cavity at the bottom of a 45-foot canyon.
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Moose Cave Gorge Details
Moose Cave Gorge, an above-ground cavity at the bottom of a 45-foot canyon. Not for exploring, the fast-moving river here moves quickly under a granite slab and disappears momentarily before surfacing again downstream. To get there, visitors take a moderate hike through a 600 foot long gorge of forest, boulders, and beautiful moss. The gorge was named after a moose that fell into the unlucky situation, ever since, visitors are warned to watch out for the slippery rocks and beware their footing.
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