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Williams, Oregon
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The caves were formed from marble, a rare occurrence in the United States, making them a geological wonder.
The preserve hosts a variety of species, including some that are endemic to the area, such as the cave-dwelling spider.
Elijah Davidson stumbled upon the caves in 1874 while chasing his dog, who was pursuing a bear.
This mountain range is known for its rich biodiversity and complex geology.
This nickname highlights the unique marble formations found within the caves.
The caves are estimated to be around 190 million years old, dating back to the Jurassic period.
Visitors can enjoy hiking trails that showcase the area's diverse flora and fauna.
Built in 1934, this six-story hotel is a National Historic Landmark and offers a glimpse into the past.
