Black-and-tan dog wearing a collar stands at pet-friendly Ice Cave & Bandera Volcano in Grants, NM.
Light-tan dog wearing blue leash stands on wooden platform at pet-friendly Ice Cave & Bandera Volcano in Grants, NM.
Photo of a cave filled with ice at Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano, a dog-friendly trail in Grants, NM. Photo by @nm.icecaves.
Image of a mountain and trees at Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano, a pet-friendly trail in Grants, NM. Photo by @nm.icecaves.
Photo from inside the cave at dog-friendly Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano in Grants, NM. Photo by @nm.icecaves.
Steps descend into the cave at Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano, a dog-friendly outdoor activity in Grants, NM. Photo by @nm.icecaves.
Green algae forms on the ice at the Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano, a pet-friendly outdoor activity in Grants, NM. Photo by @nm.icecaves.
Black-and-tan dog wearing a collar stands at pet-friendly Ice Cave & Bandera Volcano in Grants, NM.
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Light-tan dog wearing blue leash stands on wooden platform at pet-friendly Ice Cave & Bandera Volcano in Grants, NM.
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Photo of a cave filled with ice at Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano, a dog-friendly trail in Grants, NM. Photo by @nm.icecaves.
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Image of a mountain and trees at Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano, a pet-friendly trail in Grants, NM. Photo by @nm.icecaves.
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Photo from inside the cave at dog-friendly Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano in Grants, NM. Photo by @nm.icecaves.
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Steps descend into the cave at Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano, a dog-friendly outdoor activity in Grants, NM. Photo by @nm.icecaves.
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Green algae forms on the ice at the Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano, a pet-friendly outdoor activity in Grants, NM. Photo by @nm.icecaves.
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Ice Cave & Bandera Volcano

Visit the Land of Fire and Ice at the Ice Cave & Bandera Volcano in Grants, NM. This dog-friendly trail follows an ancient lava trail amidst old-growth trees to an ice cave. The cool air inside the cave is a welcome respite after the hike. The trail is wide and paved and about 1.5-miles long. Be prepared for a 150-foot elevation gain as you ascend. The trail returns to the Trading Post., but someone will need to wait with Fido because only service dogs are allowed inside the store. Visit Website

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Ice Cave & Bandera Volcano is rated 5.0 bones out of 5 by 2 canine critics on BringFido, and 4.5 stars out of 5 by 235 guests on TripAdvisor.


Visitors praise Ice Cave & Bandera Volcano for its well-maintained trails, unique ice cave, and dog-friendly environment that makes for a wonderful hiking experience. They note the smooth crushed lava rock paths are clean and well-cared for, though summer visits may require dog booties due to potential heat from the dark surface.

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