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Jukebox Cave, UT

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HAZ reminds you to respect the ruins. Please read the Archaeological Resources Protection Act of 1979 & Ruins Etiquette
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Difficulty 0.5 of 5
Distance One Way 2.5 miles
Trailhead Elevation 4,388 feet
Elevation Gain 190 feet
Kokopelli Seeds 3.13
 Interest Ruins & Historic
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Expand MapAs the story goes airmen from the local Air Force base put a concrete floor in this cave and had dances, hence the name. The cave is part of Utah State Parks and is now known to have archaeological significance. Tours of the cave are given occasionally.
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    FR / Jeep Road - Car possible when dry
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    Exit 4 northeast an ramp, next road West to parking area.
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