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Oregon Caves National Monument
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The staff at the Oregon Caves National Monument wants to welcome you to your cave.  We hope that your visit to the Monument will be pleasant and if you need any assistance, we are here to serve, and will make every effort to accommodate your needs.
Depictions of a Cave Tour
Depictions of a Cave Tour
Oh the wonders you'll discover inside the earth!
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Acid dew dissolves the cave wall to make small pock marks.  

Did You Know?
Carbon dioxide mixes with water that condenses on the wall of the cave to create a very weak acid. Over long periods of time this "acid dew" eats away at the marble walls of Oregon Caves making the cave larger.

Last Updated: September 18, 2006 at 10:02 EST