Thousands of visitors flocked to the Apostle Islands ice caves on Lake Superior today, marking the first time since 2015 that these stunning natural formations have been accessible to the public.

The project requires 166.10 sq km of land, of which 130.75 sq km is forest land and 84.10 sq km is tribal land.

It’s a rare sight that is finally open again after 11 years: The Apostle Islands Ice Caves. The last time the ice caves were open to the public was in 2015 for nine days, and since 2000, most ice cave ...

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The National Park Service has announced some big news for outdoor enthusiasts in Wisconsin. For the first time since 2015, the Apostle Islands ice caves are set to reopen.

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