We’re up around the Peterborough/Bay of Quinte area in Ontario and wanted to collect opinions from people who may have visited either of these caves.

We’re looking for somewhat cost-effective but if it’s worth going to we can make either happen.

I hear bonnechere caves has a waterfall going through the caves but then Tyendinaga has some kind of a wishing well inside?

So anyone thats been to either, what were highlights of them or if you’ve been to both, whats your preference??

Hello, I’ve been getting an interest in caving but don’t know where to. I’m having trouble finding cool caves to explore in Arizona, me and some friends went to pepper sauce cave and had a great time, planning to go back. But I can’t seem to find any that run deep like that. Does anyone know of any? Thanks.

I'd like to get involved, but I'm not really finding much information online other than when your monthly meeting is. I just have a few questions I'd like to ask before jumping in, and would love to be able to talk to a member.

Is there someone I can hire that does land surveillance to find stuff like this? Without doxxing myself, I live in an area kind of known for their caves. Lots of caverns nearby, and our property has 5 acres of woods that is rumored to have a cave entrance. Worth going out and looking? What am I looking for? Total newby here

are they well documented like , is there a map for them too

🎥By Robert Pelc - 📍At Orchard Park, NY (USA)

What's the worst caving gone wrong death that anyone had???

I always feel so alive when going into caves and any activity involving geological stuff; rockhounding, fossil digging, being a cave dweller for a bit 🤩🥰😍 I almost have my husband convinced to move into a cave house! Kinda like that Airbnb in hocking hills!!!