This cave is huge, right next to the golf course. Not a difficult hike at all.

Just imagine all the tomfoolery, inspired by booze and golf and booze (in that order) that this cave has seen. The breakups and reunions that have happened in the frame of the slowly eroding stone. Standing in the center of the surrounding stone you can feel that time is no judge of how you use it. You will be forgotten as easily as the writing on the rock has been worn away and that is no cause of alarm or despair. It simply is. 10% off at the restaurant above the time cave if you are staying at Wyndham. What a bargain!

Fun place to explore around. The golf course kind of takes away from the exploration a bit but there are lots of cool smaller caves to explore around the one really big cave. Lots of people have carved their own marks in the cave so it was harder to find the Indian drawings. Overall a great stop if you are just wanting to spend an hour or so exploring. Access is really easy and the cave is only a 500ft walk from the parking lot. There is also a restaurant in the parking lot, we didn’t try it but maybe a good place to explore and have lunch.

Lots of interesting small caves along the cliffs up the stairs to left of main large cave.

This cave is amazing. There's even a little cave inside the big one with a well. And there are petroglyphs! It's a short hike from the parking lot where there is a great museum in a cool, old cabin. I have to say the woman running the museum is incredibly knowledgeable and helpful so be sure and go when it's open and give yourself plenty of time to learn much history. There are actually several caves and a short trail along interesting rock formations. Not a very long trail though, and the golf course is right next to it. It appears to have handicap access. Toilets are close by and lots of places for kids to explore.