If you reach a point during cave exploration where you can no longer see the walls or ceiling, your sketch is running off the edge of the page almost before you’ve begun to survey, or you’re overwhelmed with fear about what may lie ahead… then exit immediately and call the experts. We are a highly trained team of elite cavers with the equipment, experience and swagger to help you explore the unexplorable.
Fort Stanton Cave has by-far the most remote explored places on Earth. Some areas are as much as 12 miles from the only entrance and are not yet fully explored. Follow a team that stays underground for 33 hours and surveys 1.4 miles of virgin passage that averages 70 feet in width.
A visit to Deer Cave as part of the 2019 Anglo-Malaysian caving expedition to Gunung Mulu National Park in Borneo. For more information on the Mulu Caves Project: http://www.mulucaves.org/wordpress/ Caves are delicate and potentially dangerous places.
During this year's Anglo-Malaysian expedition to Mulu in the Sarawak region of Malaysia on the island of Borneo, we went to Sarawak Chamber in the cave of Nasib Bagus (Good Luck Cave) where a planned one-night camp turned into two nights following a significant rain event.
Mammoth Cave is the longest cave in the world at 412 miles, and growing. This trip was conducted under a permit from Mammoth Cave National Park as part of a Cave Research Foundation expedition. For more information on projects led by CRF at Mammoth Cave and elsewhere, please visit: http://www.cave-research.org Caves are delicate and potentially dangerous places.
We surveyed 5,688 feet over two days of caving in the western-most part of Mammoth Cave on a Cave Research Foundation expedition led by the legendary Mark Jones. Most of this was resurvey that will lay a foundation for pushing into the unknown, but we did add 1,025 feet of new/virgin cave that was mostly walking-sized passage.
2019 Anglo-Malaysian caving expedition to Gunung Mulu National Park in Borneo. Video features two camps in Clearwater Cave System, the largest cave in the world by volume. For more information on the Mulu Caves Project: http://www.mulucaves.org/wordpress/ Caves are delicate and potentially dangerous places.