What would you consider the most difficult surface entry into a known cave system ?
ie: Mills Creek(Alachua)
Jakes hole (Ft. White)
etc..........................> ?
What would you consider the most difficult surface entry into a known cave system ?
ie: Mills Creek(Alachua)
Jakes hole (Ft. White)
etc..........................> ?
La Mescla to the north of Nice France. Couple hundred yards of running down a highway with gear. Then dry caving another couple hundred yards. Including crossing a 60' drop on a piece of railroad rail. Then crawling on your knees across jagged rocks to cross the first sump. Did it three times, that was enough.
Fontanazzi, north east Italy. Climb down a hill, then an extension ladder. Gear up in boulders and rocks in a small pool. Then dive into the cave next to WWII ordinance that was dumped there at the end of the war. There is a hand grenade in the entrance just below where you gear up.
Sure there are other more nasty places, but I'd venture to say none of them are in Florida.
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Anywhere in North Central Florida during hunting season.
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Politics make some of the Florida caves damn hard to enter.
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1. Weeki Wachee
2. Twin Dees
I can't base this on personal experience, but having talked to other cavers who HAVE been there,
I would have to vote for Weeki Wachee.
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