Cave Falls

Waterfall · Teton County

Cave Falls

Waterfall · Teton County

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Cave Falls, a stunning 250-foot-wide cascade tucked away in Yellowstone's remote Cascade Corner, offers beautiful views and serene hikes perfect for a quiet escape.  

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"There are about 290 waterfalls in Yellowstone. The tallest, the Lower Falls in the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, is about twice the height of Niagara Falls, or 308 feet tall. Among the shortest is Cave Falls, at about 20 feettall. What it lacks in height, Cave Falls makes up for with accessibility and width: It’s one of the few waterfalls in the park you can drive to, and, at 250 feet wide, it is the widest. In any other part of Yellowstone a drive-to waterfall would be packed with people, but Cave Falls is in the park’s southwestern corner (aka Cascade Corner because ofthe density of waterfalls), which is the most remote developed area, and and only dirt roadsreach the site. While you're admiring the cascade, look for the namesake cave on the northern side—it’s about 50 feet tall and 300 feet long."

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Nepal Plummer

Google
This is a hidden gem. Beautiful hiking area, very few people and fantastic views.

Ivonne Nava

Google
Beautiful drive and destination.

Eric Fratangelo

Google
Kinda cool, very wide but not tall. Maybe 14 miles of gravel road one way so if you like your car....... However, go to Mesa Falls on the same excursion because the route is convenient

Carla Anderson

Google
Beautiful but very long gravel road to get to it. The campground is nice as well.

Allie Eidam

Google
Great waterfall to drive up to. Little hike down and another little hike up to see both angles of the waterfalls. You can swim & wade in the river with your family. Too bad the caves have collapsed, kids used to play in there but it's all closed off.

Nicholas Levitt

Google
Great place to see a beautiful waterfall. It is definitely out of the way so you will likely be the only people there. The nearby campsite is very secluded. We drove here on the dirt the whole way from west yellowstone. If you have a good 4x4 it is a beautiful drive.

Ed Crapo

Google
The falls are amazing. The water is super clear. We were disappointed to find that the cave entrance collapsed and is no longer accessible. We had a good time wading in the cool crisp water. The walk from the parking lot to the water is short.

Erik L

Google
It’s pretty, I wouldn’t make a trip up here from Rexburg just for this, but it is still beautiful. Definitely worth hitting on the way up to Yellowstone.