Hiking Into Malheur Cave in Harney County, Oregon Masonic Lodge No. 97

Malheur Cave in Harney County, Oregon owned by Robert Burns Masonic Lodge No. 97. The cave is a large lava tube, roughly 3,000 feet long, varying in height from 8 to 20 feet with an underground spring. Since 1938 the Burns Masonic Lodge has been holding an annual meeting in the cave on the Saturday before Labor Day weekend. The cave was gated off in August 2019 to prevent graffiti and vandalism inside after a disturbing discovery from local Hikers. Hikers discovered skeletons and tons of shoes in the cave implying people had been Satanically ritually abused, sacrificed and had their remains left to be eaten by wild animals. Similarly, The Masonic Grand Lodge of Arizona met in the cave/mine of the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Co. in Bisbee, Arizona.