From there, cavers can go to Room Number One and then on to the Camp Room. The entrance leads to a small room with a pit. The entrance is a gated hole about 5 feet in diameter. This cave is located in the Bighorn National Forest west of Dayton. Tongue River Cave is one of the more popular caves in Wyoming to explore due to the fact that it is easily accessed and is a great cave for all skill levels. You do need a permit and a key to explore the cave.Ĭheck out this Tongue River Cave video by YouTube user Ted Menendez. The exploration begins with an army crawl, then a 12-foot drop down Gypsum Wall where you can head to the Mind Bender Pools. The cave is an extension of Montana’s Bighorn Cave. Horsethief Cave is considered to be one of the prettiest in the state due to the presence of speleothems, which are very unique shaped formations. The cave has around 8 miles of passages, and it requires advanced caving skills. Horsethief Cave is located in the Bighorn Mountains in the northern portion of Wyoming. Here is a fascinating video of Horsethief Cave by YouTube user Emily Marcus: Cavers or non-cavers can enjoy exploring through the deep abscesses of the underground. There are an ample number of caves in Wyoming to explore most of them are available to the public. The less obvious ones are hidden underground and these underground gems are caves. Most of Wyoming’s geologic wonders are very apparent but there are some fascinating features that aren’t as obvious. Posted in Wyoming Natural Wonders, Nature Jby Caryl Going Into These 5 Caves In Wyoming Is Like Entering Another World
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