Flowell Ice Caves

The Flowell Ice Caves, located near the small town of Flowell, Utah, are a fascinating natural feature formed within ancient lava tubes. These caves maintain cool temperatures year-round, with ice often visible inside, even during the summer. A testament to Utah’s volcanic past, the caves showcase unique lava formations and a captivating subterranean environment.

Accessible via a short hike, the Flowell Ice Caves are a popular spot for explorers and geology enthusiasts. Visitors should wear sturdy shoes and bring flashlights for safe exploration, as the terrain inside can be uneven and dark. A hidden gem in central Utah, the Flowell Ice Caves provide a thrilling glimpse into the region’s geological history

Directions

1.From Interstate 15 (I-15):

•Take Exit 163 for UT-99 toward Fillmore/Meadow.

•Turn west onto UT-99 and continue into Fillmore.

2.In Fillmore:

•At the intersection with Main Street (US-99), turn left (south).

•Proceed to 200 South and turn right (west).

•Continue on 200 South, which becomes Flowell Road, for approximately 5 miles to reach the community of Flowell.

3.In Flowell:

•As you enter Flowell, look for Ice Cave Road on your right (north).

•Turn right onto Ice Cave Road and continue north for about 1 mile.

4.Reaching the Ice Caves:

•The Flowell Ice Caves are located near the end of Ice Cave Road.

•Park in the designated area and proceed on foot to explore the caves.