Which system is best to hit on a weekend?

[deepdiverbob]

Find something with a long walk(or requires a boat ride) and a lack of park benches, they tend to have less crowds.

We are hitting Jackson Blue the following weekend. My first time. I'm looking forward to it.

[UCFKnightDiver]

We are hitting Jackson Blue the following weekend. My first time. I'm looking forward to it.

Jackson Blue gets BIG crowds of swimmers

[aainslie]

Ginnie is such a big system that once you're 1500 ft in you're unlikely to see anyone else again. In fact you dont need to go that far - the passages between the gold line and the bone room don't get much traffic. Teh Lips Bypass areas don't get much traffic either. If you REALLY want some alone time go play in the fuzzy bunny tunnels. There are just so many options.

[deepdiverbob]

Jackson Blue gets BIG crowds of swimmers

I should correct myself, and say he have a boat reserved for 2 days at the pond. Plan to hit Twin, Hole in the wall and JB.

[J_glenn06]

Jackson Blue gets BIG crowds of swimmers

Thats an understatement

Dont you just hate it when a swimmer dives in from the diving board and nails your heavy STEEL 95's

I just hate it when that happens

[Sludge]

It's fifteen feet deep directly under the diving board. The standard depth of a competition pool with a three-meter board (a lot higher than the one at JB) is twelve feet. I scooter in and out of the cave directly under the board. I just stay within a few feet of the bottom. I've never had anyone come even remotely near me.

[stairman]

I had a drunk Mexican dive about 1 ft in front of me coming out of Telford. That was close!

[jmaddox]

did you grab him and say hello?