 Medlock Cave - *Mile Marker 12.6 on right* Welch Spring Cave - The cave is barred due to the endangered gray bat. Click HERE and then HERE to see entrance pictures before getting to the bars. The cave is located in the remnants of an old run down hospital here that was used to treat patients who had asthma by having them breath the cave air. *Mile Marker 13.7 on left. Cave Spring Cave (You canoe into it! - video here) - *Mile Marker 21.9 on left* ---> and nearby Devils Well. Rock House Cave - *Mile Marker 24.2 on right* Fire Hydrandt (Pulltite) Cave - *Mile Marker 26.2 on right* Bat Cave (No Link) - *~Mile Marker 29.0 on left, somewhat fenced due to endangered bats* Little Gem Cave (also called Merritt Rock Cave) - *~Mile Marker 31.0* Round Spring Cave - *Mile Marker 35.2 on right* Close to the famous spring with the same name, but not connected. Courthouse Cave - *~ Mile Marker 36.2 on right*
Caves of the Jacks Fork Valley Chimney Rock Cave (No Link) - *Mile Marker 0.8 on right* Bat Cave (No Link) - *~Mile Marker 5.0 on right, about .2 mile up hollow on right* Bear Cave (No Link)- *~Mile Marker 5.0 on right, about .2 mile up hollow on left* Jam-Up Cave - *Mile Marker 12.6 on right* Pic Meeting House Cave - *~Mile Marker 15.5 on left* Bunker Hill Cave (No Link)- *~Mile Marker 17.0 on left, about .3 mile up hollow* Sycamore Cave (No Link)- *~Mile Marker 20.0 on right, about 1/2 mile up hollow*NOTE - For some of these caves, a headlamp will come in handy. Get one here. A Beginner's Guide Through The Passages Of Speleology - A very informative page compliments of Jo Schaper. A Bit About Bats ---------> Also HERE from the MDC Missouri Cave Life Knots On The Web - UNLIMITED links to illustrated and animated knot tieing, a must for caving Missouri Caves & Karst Conservancy Ozark Cave Diving Alliance Missouri World Underground - A Guide to Missouri Caves by Jo Schaper Also, click HERE for the history of Missouri caves & caving. Commercial Caves In Missouri - Also, click HERE for a state by state listing. Missouri Caves/Springs Density Map - Distribution of karst features in Missouri: darker red indicates greater cave density; losing stream courses are shown in yellow; blue spots indicate known springs.TOSSING GAMES // OUTDOOR GAMES // EXTREME SWINGS // SPRINGS This is a StevenKing.biz site. |
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