I also enjoy Caving!!

I'm a graduated member of Wittenberg University Speleological Society (WUSS).

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Here is a list of caving areas that I have visited since I've been a WUSS member.

Caves in Carter Co., Kentucky

Southern Indiana caves

Southern Ohio cave

Other caving stystems: Sloans Valley (KY), Buffalo National River (AR), and a couple West Virginia caves.

Definitely enough to get hooked on caving!

Matt's crack in Burchett's Rimstone in Bat Cave

Caving can also push you to mental as well as physical limits. For example the famous squeeze-box of OTR.
squeeze box squeeze box exit

Once you get some horizontal caving under your belt, you can always try vertical caving. However, make sure you get good training and lots of practice before trying it in a cave.

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If you get lucky you can find a grotto or group of cavers who are working on a survey project. This is lots of fun and worth your time helping them make new maps of caves. surveying

And of course caving brings on great fun and good times.
fun in Rose Cave research trip to Freelands

Best of all, you make the best of friends going caving.


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