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Explore Mammoth Cave, Dixie National Forest, Utah
Interpretive sign at cave. "Welcome to Mammoth Cave! This popular cave was formed by cooling lava and water. It has five entrances and over 2,100 feet of passages. Fringed Myotis bat in flight. Photo Courtesy of Dr. Scott A(?). Entrance to Mammoth Cave. Mammoth Cave is a popular recreation site with forest visitors. The cave is also frequented by seven species of bats, including two state sensitive species bats--the Townsend's Big-eared Bat and Fringed Myotis. Other species of bats observed at Mammoth Cave include the Long-eared Myotis, Big Brown bat, Long-legged Myotis, Western Small-footed Myotis, and the Hoary Bat. Mammoth Cave serves as an important summertime feeding and night roost area for bats, but it is especially important as a winter refuge for hibernating Townsend's Big-eared bats. In Utah, these bats usually hibernate singly or in very..."
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