Entrance

Access

Cavers covered by the BCA insurance scheme are welcome to visit the cave at any time, but cars must be parked in the car park, do not block the track at any time.

Warning

In extreme flood the entrance passage sumps. Do not descend if water is backing up significantly in the shakehole. A very loose cave in places, and rescue would be almost impossible through the tight entrance passages.

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References

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• Yonge, C.J. (), S.U.S.S. Jour. Vol.2. No.2., p.31. Survey., Sheffield University Speleological Society.