Explore Kuna Caves, Idaho

Emily K

Explore Kuna Caves, Idaho

12/24/23

We brought our kids here only to see graffiti and garbage throughout the cave. From beer cans to a burned sofa. It was really cool to be in a cave but so sad what people have done to it. I’d like to come back with a dumpster and a power washer. 😥

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George Aston

Explore Kuna Caves, Idaho

05/15/18

Come on people. #leavenotrace

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Seth Gingerich

Explore Kuna Caves, Idaho

08/12/17

This Is A Rad Place To Go Explore, Make Sure To Bring A Sweatshirt And Pants If You Are Gonna Go All The Way Down Either Side Of The Cave. It Gets Really Dusty And Make Sure To Bring A Flashlight

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R Daffodill

Explore Kuna Caves, Idaho

07/30/17

Like this place a lot, always have gone to the left til the end. A little too claustrophobic for the right tube. Always picking up garbage outta here though sadly. I consider it like an underground ghetto art gallery because of all the spray paint too.

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Gabrielle Chalich

Explore Kuna Caves, Idaho

09/19/16

It was honestly really amazing. It is about a 50 minute drive away from Boise State. Bring clothes that you don't mind getting dirty, if you want to get far into the caves there is some crawling.

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Brandt Demars

Explore Kuna Caves, Idaho

05/19/16

We did a small service project here where we picked up a fair amount of trash, put it in garbage bags, and hauled it out via rope. The cave goes back for several hundred yards, but with people walking in it upwind of you (the cave's natural ventilation at 7:30 pm was significant, with air traveling towards the shaft entrance) it gets quite dusty. If I return I will bring a dust mask. The cave was covered with paint and graffiti as far as the eye can see. It is difficult to imagine what the natural cave walls used to look like. If we return, we'll probably spend more time climbing and exploring, and try not to stir up so much dust.

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