Hot Spring Treasure Hunt
By Thad Roberts on Feb 15, 2010 in Adventures with Thad
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this “lower pool” with an underwater tunnel, are you referring to Gandy Warm Springs because it sounds like it.
The cave is interesting – but not worth exploring. I did.
Although, if you are interested, there is new cave diving at Rick’s Spring up Logan Canyon in Utah. Here’s the official thread of its discovery and exploration – http://www.cavediver.net/forum/showthread.php?t=11223
Yes, it is Gandy. The post and the photos should be up the first part of next week.
Thank you for that info. That new cave sounds awesome!! I’d love to join that group!!
knew it! Look foward to your other journeys in Utah!
BTW – the cave at Meadow is divable, and there is no “cavern” per se, but only a shelf as Wendell Nope (cave-dive expert in Utah) puts it. You can see the entire thing in 5 mins or less.
I dove there last weekend. It was a fun aspect to add to being in a hot spring. You are correct the cavern is more of a shelf. Enjoyable nonetheless
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