Moqui Cave
A private museum in a natural sandstone cave that was once a Prohibition-era speakeasy, displaying ancient Native American artifacts, dinosaur tracks and fluorescent minerals.
The cave was opened by a local family in 1951. Its old bar counter and dance floor have been kept, and it displays Pueblo pottery and arrowheads, dinosaur footprint fossils, and a fluorescent mineral room said to be quite impressive. A visit takes about half an hour. Tickets cost about $7–8, and you can buy local rock souvenirs in the gift shop. It is located on Highway 89, about 8 km north of Kanab.
Opening hours
Approx. 09:00–19:00; closed Sundays
Nearby sights
- Kanab Sand Caves
- Best Friends Animal Sanctuary
- Peekaboo Slot Canyon (Kanab)
- Little Hollywood Movie Museum
- Belly of the Dragon
- Pipe Spring National Monument
- Paria Ghost Town & Movie Set Site
- Point Imperial