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Oregon Caves National Monument
Bibliography
  1. Acklen, Jerry, "When a Trip to the Caves Required Five Days Rations." Grants Pass Daily Courier, 25 October 1977.
  2. Burch, Walter C. "Oregon Caves as They Were in the '80's." Gresham Outlook 1925. 
  3. Davidson, Elijah J. "History of the Discovery of the Marble Halls of Oregon." The Quarterly of the Oregon Historical Society. September 1922.
  4. Laing, Hamilton M. "By Motor and Mule to the Marble Halls." Sunset, the Pacific Monthly Magazine 19 November 1917.
  5. Miller, Joaquin. "Oregon's Marble Halls." Sunset, the Pacific Monthly Magazine, 5 August 1909.

 

Waterfall and pool near the entrance to Oregon Caves.  

Did You Know?
The stream that comes out of the entrance of the cave is a tributary to a watershed that empties into the Pacific Ocean. There are no human-made obstructions that would prevent salmon migration, which makes this the only cave in the National Park Service with an unobstructed link to the ocean.

Last Updated: August 21, 2006 at 15:26 EST