Niter Ice Cave

Really great experience.
Recommended items if you’re going all the way to the end - flash light, good shoes, and a jacket.

It’s an ice cave, it’s dark (complete darkness if you get out of the entrance area, our phone lights worked well enough to make it), cold, and there are some points where the rocks have fallen from the top that you have to climb over to get to the end.

There’s graffiti on the walls, but nothing creepy.
I would recommend the stop.
It took 3 people about 45 minutes round trip from the entrance to the very end & then back to entrance.

Fun cave hike.
Bring a jacket, headlamp and wear boots/shoes with good traction. You will get muddy.
There are a few areas where you are climbing around boulders.
The ice crystals on the ceiling are pretty.

Such a super cool spot off the road! Found it by stumbling across it, and the coolest site to explore! Super dope history to learn. Take some flashlights in and look around!

Fun little stop. Took our group less than an hour to go in and back. VERY muddy when we went (July 31) definitely take flashlights and good shoes. It was slippery in several places because of the mud.

Pretty. Neat place .. We stopped at just about every historic marker between I da ho and Salt lake city Utah.
Believe it or not along the " Scenic route" there are quite a few .

Close to Sora Springs and worth a short detour to see if you have a little time. Check out the nearby canal and diversion dam as well a few minute closer to Soda Springs. Take a good flashlight because the jumbled breakdown on the floor can make uneven footing. When we visited in November there were hundreds of ice stalagmites all over the cave floor that reflected daylight when you looked back toward the entrance.

Fun little stop along the way. If I remember the sign said it was an old lava flow. They used to use it as a cold storage for one of the local farms years ago.

Fun adventure. ☺
Make sure to bring a flashlight and shoes that can get muddy, and a jacket!
Also, it has a lot of flat spots but there are some large rock piles in between you have to navigate across. Be careful!

I've been here many times and it's a really cool cave. This last time I went it was SO muddy. I wasn't able to get to the end of the cave, but still a cool cave. It is saturated with graffiti.

Great place to explore. Need good shoes and good flashlights. There are some scramble places, but when you get in there there are cool ice goblins, and we found graffiti from as old as the late 1800's.

Great place to go and check out. From the outside it seems just like a hole in the ground but it goes back quite far. It is slick and muddy in spots due to water dripping so bring some good shoes. Also bring a good flashlight as it is pretty dark in there. Go slow and take your time and you'll get to the end. It's a must stop and check out place.

This cave wasn't frozen when I went, but it was super cold inside. There is a hand rail to hold while you walk down, and a path, but there's no way a wheelchair could go in.

Lots of fun for our family. Our boys loved seeing how far they could go.

I always love coming here! And as far as public Caves with no people guiding you, or watching over... it's definitely one of the cleaner ones!!!

Such a must see if you are near! It's crazy to walk in during the summer and notice right away the cold temp change, will return!

My boys loved exploring this place!! Worth the stop. Lots of ice in there still early April.

Wow! Bring a sweatshirt and flashlights!. Super cool. You would never know this is here. It's a little muddy on the inside.

This place was so cool, literally, wet, dark, rocky, slippery and ssssooo amazing!!

Very cool. No pun intended. Take a good flashlight and wear good boots. Journey to the end.

Very cool cave! ❄