See Also: Timpanogos Cave National Monument(encyclopedia)
Russell Cave National Monument(encyclopedia)
Jewel Cave National Monument(encyclopedia)
Mammoth Cave National Park(tourism)
Mammoth Cave National Park(encyclopedia)
Wind Cave National Park(encyclopedia)
national monument(dictionary)
national monument(encyclopedia)
Pipestone National Monument(encyclopedia)
Dinosaur National Monument(encyclopedia)

Timpanogos Cave National Monument (sh)




Preserve, Utah, U.S. Located on the northwestern slope of Mount Timpanogos (12,008 ft [3,660 m]), the highest peak of the Wasatch Mountains, it was established in 1922; it occupies 250 ac (101 ha).

It centres around a three-chambered limestone cave noted for its pink and white crystal-filigreed walls and tinted formations.