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Oregon Caves National Monument
Plan A Field Trip

Spring 2012 Field Trips 

We will start taking reservations for the spring program in February 2012.  For more information e-mail us or call (541) 592-2100 ext. 2260.


Dates:  April 30 - June 8*

  •      The geology program is offered Monday - Wednesday
  •      The watershed program is offered Thursday & Friday

*Check the calendar for availability.

Times: 8:30 am to 12:30 pm
Duration:  3 hours
Fees:  None
Capacity:  42 students or 48 people maximum
Chaperones:  one teacher/chaperone required per 5-7 students, or 3 adult chaperones maximum per group of 13 students

Due to available staffing at the Monument, accommodations may be limited to specific dates and/or student numbers. All requests are taken on a first-come-first-served basis. In order to serve your class, we need you to complete the registration materials.

 

 

Prepare for Your Visit

Please download the following materials in order to be prepared for the field trip.

When You Arrive at Oregon Caves

The bus parking area is part of the public parking area. For their safety, please keep your students on the bus until directed by a Park Ranger. A Park Ranger will come aboard the bus and give students, teachers, and parent chaperones a brief orientation.

When You Depart from Oregon Caves

The field trip does not include time for visiting the gift shop. If your school has allotted extra time after the ranger activities are completed, your students may visit the gift shop. There must be at least one adult accompanying each group of four children, with a maximum of 8 students at a time in the gift shop.

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A small cave located near the visitor center.

Did You Know?
The marble rocks of Oregon Caves were once a tropical reef that was pushed under the continental edge to a depth of 12 miles and then uplifted to 4,000 feet above sea level.

Last Updated: October 29, 2011 at 10:04 MST