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El Malpais National Monument A bull elk watches over his domain
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El Malpais National Monument
Brochures
 

NOTICE: As of December 6, 2010, all caves at El Malpais National Monument are CLOSED to recreational use. Click here to read the official news release. The following brochures show recreational areas where caves exist; visitors can still hike trails and routes to other sites and features but may not enter caves.

Trail Guides

El Calderon - 476kb

Lava Falls - 653kb

Area Brochures

Big Tubes - 231kb

Zuni Acoma Trail - 186kb

Sandstone Bluffs - 118kb

Garrett Homestead - 45.9kb

General Information

Hunting Regulations - 68.1kb

In Your Pack - 181kb

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Bat on cave wall

Did You Know?
Bats are the only mammals that fly. El Malpais National Monument is home to thirteen different species of bats. Pregnant Mexican Free-tailed bats join the resident bats during the summer months but leave once the pups are able to fly.
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Last Updated: June 24, 2011 at 10:29 MST