Economic Rebirth of the Oregon Caves Chateau

How You Can Help – Resources Below

 

Webinar Recording

Thank you for attending the webinar on the Economic Rebirth of the Oregon Caves Chateau. Below, you’ll will find all the resources mentioned in our briefing to stay involved. If you missed our webinar, no worries! View the recording here

Oregon Caves partners zoom call.

 

NPCA

Advocate

Advocate for the renewal of the Great America Outdoors Act
Take Action Here
Take a Caves tour!

Tour

Oregon Caves National Monument and Preserve is STILL open, even without the Chateau. Pack a lunch, take a cave tour, or hike any of the six amazing trails starting at the cave entrance.
Learn More Here
Make a Donation

Donate

Make a tax deductible donation to the Friends of the Oregon Caves and Chateau.
Sponsoring individual restoration projects or
Donate directly to the seismic and stabilization
Donate
Join the community support letter!

Join

Regional organizations are signing up to show their support for the Chateau Restoration project. Join our letter today!
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Stay in Know

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Share Your Experience

Share about your experiences at Oregon Caves National Monument and Preserve and the Chateau using #mycavesstory or #mychateaustory

A woman in a blue puffer jacket is staring up at the ceiling in the Oregon Caves; the rock formation is cone-shaped and hollowed out in a cascading pattern.
Oregon Caves entrance, there is a small pathway leading in; the path is grated metal material, and the hill the cave is in is covered in moss. Everything is coated in a couple of inches of powdery snow.
A woman in a blue puffer jacket is staring up at the ceiling in the Oregon Caves; the rock formation is cone-shaped and hollowed out in a cascading pattern.
Oregon Caves entrance, there is a small pathway leading in; the path is grated metal material, and the hill the cave is in is covered in moss. Everything is coated in a couple of inches of powdery snow.
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