Exiting Zion was as much fun as driving through the canyon, there is a 1.1 mile, pitch black tunnel with a few windows cut right out of the mountain for intermittent light. We stopped at the Zion Frontier restaurant, just outside of Zion's east exit for breakfast. Ralph Jensen, the local Marshall, who slings a big pistol on his right thigh, gave us lots of interesting tid-bits about the local area. He called his local sources when we asked about any nearby caves we could explore. Sure enough, Blind Fold Tours gave us directions to the Kaban Canyon Cave (N 37°08.345'W112°32.011). Rover, nor Marty or I, had ever seen anything quite like it - a cove at least 15' x 15' full of cool water at the base of a beautiful, rusty colored rock wall swirled with vanilla white. From the cave, Rover took us off-roading through snow covered clay roads for a good 15 miles.