Lookout Cave, Nevada

Name: Lookout Cave, Nevada
Address: Nevada

Adam Haydock
May 2
1 min read

Lookout Cave is a 60 ft cave that just leaves the light zone in the desert Southwest. This is not much of a cave in terms of cave length, but it is indeed a cave and it may have been used for shelter purposes by Native Americans. There are a few caves in this area and this one in particular is quite broken up. Worth noting for documentation purposes.

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