Caving

[Bhoesl]

Any cavers / rock climbers on here? I found a really deep crevasse that seems to have a pretty large cave underneath. It’s in otherwise fairly flat terrain. I’d love to know what’s down there. I enjoy exploring caves that I can crawl through, etc, but this is way beyond my comfort level. I dropped a rope down it with a weight, it’s over 50’ deep. The picture doesn’t do it justice, the opening at the surface is maybe 4’ x 12’, but appears to open up much wider beneath.
If anyone has the equipment and know-how to explore something like this let me know and I will share the location in a PM.

 

[BenP]

Take a rope and a go pro and lower it down to see if you could get a video of what it looks like. If you find someone that explores it I'd like to see some pictures or video of it.
I've only been in one cave and loved it. Nothing serious but if I lived closer to caves I'd be an avid explorer.

 

[Bhoesl]

That’s a good idea, I don’t have a go-pro but it might be worth looking into one.

 

[homestead]

Years ago, I worked peripherally in the coal mine industry. Was in mines a handful of times. That was probably enough caving for me.

 

[noharleyyet]

That pic makes my heartbeat louder than tinnitus...

 

[Deez Nutz]

Drop a rock into it and see how long it takes for it to hit the bottom. Would be interesting to fly a small drone down into there.

 

[cbat]

Cell phone on a fishing pole

 

[Gr8bawana]

Nope nope nope...

The Tragic Story Of A Spelunker Who Wiggled Into A Crevice So Narrow, He Never Got Out

To give you a picture of its shape, sections of the cave are named “The Birth Canal” and “The Aorta Crawl”.

thoughtcatalog.com

 

[marksjeep]

Reach out to the local grotto of NSS. They'll likely be happy to check it out, map, photograph.

 

[npaden]

I enjoy it. Haven't ever done one where you have a 50' drop in to get started though.