Crystal Cave Behind the Scenes
Join us on an unforgettable underground adventure through Crystal Cave. On this stewardship tour of Crystal Cave you will assist the cave staff in opening up Crystal Cave. You will walk down the trail with your guide learning about the history of the area and help to open up the trail for the day. When participants arrive inside of the cave they will look for invertebrates inside the cave, make sure all lights are working, and learn about the efforts that go into stewarding and operating Crystal Cave.

COMPLETING THIS FORM DOES NOT GUARANTEE RESERVATION. A REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE SEQUOIA PARKS CONSERVANCY ADVENTURE PROGRAM WILL BE IN CONTACT WITH YOU SHORTLY.
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The Crystal Cave Behind the Scenes Tour is limited to 10 people only. How many people are in your group? *
SPC WAIVER OF LIABILITY POLICY: All participants MUST sign a waiver of liability prior to participating in any program. You can fill out your waiver here: https://waiver.smartwaiver.com/v/sequoiajourneys/. Failure to fill out a waiver will void your registration. *
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SPC RIGHT TO CANCEL OR CHANGE ITINERARY/REGISTRATION POLICY: I understand SPC reserves the right to cancel or change activities without prior notice and reserves the right to cancel the registration of any participant it determines fails to meet the requirements for these activities. *
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SPC MASK POLICY: Regardless of vaccination status, masks are required inside of Crystal Cave at all times. Refusal to wear a mask will result in SPC reserving the right to cancel the registration of the participant(s) with no refund. *
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CRYSTAL CAVE WHITE-NOSE SYNDROME PROTOCOL: White-nose syndrome is a fungal disease killing bats in North America. It has had the most impact in the eastern half of the United States and in Canada, killing millions of bats. The disease has now been detected in California. People can spread the fungus from one cave to another as it can be carried by shoes, clothing, or gear. If you have visited caves in other parts of the country, you must not wear the same clothing or equipment when visiting Crystal Cave. Learn more about how to help bats threatened by white-nose syndrome.   *
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