INTO THE DARK · CAVES DIRECTORY

Caves in Michigan

10 Caves Found

Michigan's cave geography is concentrated in the Upper Peninsula, where limestone and dolomite outcrops along Lake Superior's coast produce both natural cave features and historical mining openings. Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore has accessible sea cave features in the sandstone cliffs accessible by kayak. Most Michigan cave geology is in the eastern UP dolomite country.

Every cave listed here is on public or accessible land. Always bring three light sources, water, and let someone know your plans before entering any undeveloped cave. Temperature inside: typically 50–62°F year-round. Explore all caves on the Trek4Free map →

Type
Access

Cave of the Woods

Cave Public Land

OSM-mapped cave entrance · 45.8664°N, 84.6370°W

Caves of all Colors

Cave Public Land

OSM-mapped cave entrance · 46.5310°N, 86.4908°W

Doty Cave

Cave Public Land

OSM-mapped cave entrance · 41.8286°N, 84.4841°W

Eagle Point Cave

Cave Public Land

OSM-mapped cave entrance · 45.8784°N, 84.6274°W

Eben Ice Caves

Ice Cave Public Land

OSM-mapped cave entrance · 46.3813°N, 86.9431°W

Family Cabin Entrance

Cave Public Land

OSM-mapped cave entrance · 46.2659°N, 86.7955°W

Main Entrance

Cave Public Land

OSM-mapped cave entrance · 46.2668°N, 86.7895°W

Renassiance Circle Grotto

Cave Public Land

OSM-mapped cave entrance · 42.4772°N, 83.1563°W

Skull Cave

Cave Public Land

OSM-mapped cave entrance · 45.8578°N, 84.6189°W

Suzys Cave

Cave Public Land

OSM-mapped cave entrance · 48.1323°N, 88.5149°W