DO NOT WASTE THE MONEY ON THE ICE CAVE TOUR!!! Whomever is running this sham of a business is doing a cash grab and they should be embarrassed of what they are doing! SKETCHY business practices! The word is around town that the locals are not happy about this place and they are worried for peoples safety. The website does not tell you exactly where to go so we called and texted and we finally received a text back with a pin for the directions. A lot of people were grumbling about the lack of direction. There is supposed to be groups of like 14 people max and it ended up being about 30 people for our 5:30 group. The guide didn't check anybody's info or confirmations so I mean anybody can just show-up and go for free - just an FYI. They only had 9 headlamps to split amongst the 30 people so they wanted groups of 3 for the head lamps (mind you, most people came as groups of 2). Thankfully, (or so I thought) a 2nd guide showed up so the group was split in half and they were going to leave a little later than our group. We were told by our guide to feel free to tip at the end of the tour! About a mile in to the 1.7 mile journey we came across the first ice feature. We were there for about 15 minutes when the 2nd group caught up to us. Now we are back to 30 people and all of a sudden we had a new guide for all 30 people as our guide had to suddenly leave? We go on to the next features in our group of 30 and each time we stop the guide does a head count. We then start to head to our main attraction (in my head I'm thinking we are going to go into an actual cave for the main attraction - you know since this was an Ice "Cave" tour). We are walking on a snowy/icy surface where you can see footprints. Suddenly the footprints end and we are walking into about 9-12 inches of fresh snow. The guide stopped for people to catch up and a guy had asked exactly where we are going and he said it's just a little further. The guide did a head count. We start walking again for about 10 min and the guide stops to wait for people to again catch up. A person on a snowmobile pulls up and talks to the guide. The guide then says we are going to wait for everyone to catch up again. Once they do, he does another head count and then he tells us that we over-shot the attraction by about 200 ft. (more like 1/2 mile). He then says he is going to go back on the snowmobile to find the correct spot. WE NEVER SEE THIS GUIDE AGAIN!!!....He was probably scared that the 30 pissed off people were going to beat his ass! After walking back we finally see another guide by the main attraction and he has it lit up and it is not an ice cave, it's an archway and that is all. Not a cave like you see in the pics online. He jokingly says I hear you guys went a little too far....did you see any coyotes? People then start making the trek back to land in pairs, not in the group as a whole, some without any light. The people who were in the 6:30 group were arriving to the main feature just as we were leaving it. We are still wondering why the guide kept counting us when he completely ditched us! People could've fallen through the ice, slipped, broke something or busted their head and this tour guide company could've gave 2 shits about anybody's safety! Give us $65 and "may the odds ever be in your favor"! You are better off, going during the day on your own, for free! This tour was supposed to be about 2 1/2 hours and it took us 4 hours. Mileage was supposed to be about 3.4 miles and it was close to 5. We made the best of it and have a hilarious story to tell about a tour that really wasn't! ZERO STARS! read more