• A water drop clings onto the edge of a orange stalactite, surrounded by white stalactites.

    Timpanogos Cave

    National Monument Utah

Educational Fee Waiver Application Form

Educational Fee Waiver Application and Required Forms

Applications will be accepted for the 2013 summer season beginning February 1, 2013. Applications received before February 1 will not be considered and will be returned to the sender.

Download the Application and Required Forms in word doc or pdf format by clicking the format below.

Educational Fee Waiver Application 2013 (50 KB word) (52 KB pdf)

Chaperone Responsibilities (39 KB word) (50 KB pdf)

Student Conduct Rules (39 KB word) (65 KB pdf)

School Group Organization Form (50 KB word) (33 KB pdf)

Note: If unsafe conditions occur due to storms, rock fall danger or other hazards the National Park Service may close the trail and the caves. We will gladly present programs to your class in the visitor center or make every effort to reschedule.

Did You Know?

frost cave formation

Frostwork, like it's name depicts, resembles hoarfrost growing outside on a foggy winter day.  Most frostwork found in Timpanogos Cave is formed from aragonite, an unstable form of calcite.  The delicate nature of these tiny crystals makes them particularly susceptible to damage and vandalism.