150ft Deep Hole Leads To Secret River Cave

This underground river was hiding at the bottom of the 150ft deep pit in the ground. We will definitely be back to explore further in this place
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[@Gunstar1986]

The thing that always surprises me is you cant tell the scale of these caves until someone else stands infront of the camera. Thank you for sharing your trips.

[@frenchys_prospecting]

Yeah, I always think "you're not gonna make it through that squeeze" only to realize it's a ballroom sized area

[@IanEnkema]

And even then the camera doesn't do it justice. And even then its hard to fathom in person. But the limited time your brain does an accurate job, and that feeling of understanding the prominence of these earthly features is one of the most satisfying feelings you can have.

[@beverlyhanlon8376]

Do you ever wonder about what lives in the caves. This cave is so amazing. You know how to find good ones. Stay safe friends.

[@Gunstar1986]

@@beverlyhanlon8376 from what they have shown us the occasional crayfish, lizard snake, or Skinwalker, guess the lack of sunlight and food most animals and critters are like "Yeah that's a death trap I ain't going down there you gotta be crazy" meanwhile humans are like "DUDEEE HOLD MY ROPE!!!" 🤣

[@cathypercy8791]

Where are you amazing ❤️👀🌍

[@JustinQuilling]

I'm probably claustrophobic and a bit scared of heights, but this cave checked off all the boxes I'd like to see in a cave: a deep entrance, large galleries, stalagmites and stalactites, cool formations, a subterranean river, and wildlife. Wow.

[@sharonodonnell2147]

I am expecting Gems or gold too Emerald Hollow Mine, Hiddenite, North Carolina. Crater of Diamonds State Park, Murfreesboro, Arkansas. Gem Mountain, Spruce Pine, North Carolina. Cherokee Ruby & Sapphire Mine, Franklin, North Carolina. Gem Mountain Sapphire Mine, Philipsburg, Montana

[@JustinQuilling]

Gem Mountain, MT is awesome. I pulled over 60 carats of sapphires from there last time, and another 30 of very small sapphires when I took all my tailings home and ran it a second time. I had all of them cut over seas. It was well worth it. There are so many colours and deviations even without heat treatment. I've given a dozen or so away, but am waiting for the right buyer or project to put them into.@@sharonodonnell2147

[@elokindesign]

You should look at cenotes. I am claustrophobic, but I did well in them because they were big and you can swim around

[@blasblasblas2094]

I'm having a light headache watching this, LOL

[@BeelySalasBlair-uy5wn]

💛

[@Michael9-23-15]

This is what KZbin was made for! Thank you guys for sharing your adventures.

[@tihoprskalo7719]

*Me at the zoo*

[@bille77]

This and makeup tutorials.

[@dr.ayurbedic]

@@bille77 haha

[@kristine8338]

True. 🙌🏼

[@YourAashique]

Where are you from?

[@Medic397]

Amazing! And I do appreciate y'all taking us on this beautiful adventure. And because nobody was dropping foul language, I got to watch it with my grandchildren. Refreshing. Thanks!

[@roswellxo9214]

Look up desert drifter

[@roswellxo9214]

His channel is awesome your grandkids will love it if they loved this

[@dutchvanderlinde4965]

Even for people who aren’t watching with kids it’s nice not to hear swear words every sentence

[@christisking777]

@@dutchvanderlinde4965for real!

[@kspen6110]

So cool how each cave has it's own personality and formations. I wish someone could take some still photos of the crystal formations so we can see the details better. And put them at the end of the video. Absolutely a beautiful cave. I hope James's ankle isn't too badly hurt.

[@ElissaBlankenship.]

This is a great idea!! And the flowstone too! He was going very fast with his camera movement sometimes. It’s nice to take in the detailed view.

[@pseudolullus]

Cool idea

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

Underground Explorers might definitely have all those photos for you he's a very didicated man. When a shot presents itself... The camera is out. And he is rolling

[@user-vr2hv8eh6s]

It

[@Ameen_Khair]

​@@ActionAdventureTwins Its in which country?

[@patsaylor8973]

You can tell if a cave is hard to get to when there is no graffiti!

[@georgieippolito9924]

screw graffiti. I been cleaning it for a while now and it's a pain

[@Macho_Paarthurnax]

​@@georgieippolito9924In urban environments, especially non residential I think it's completely fine and understandable. But yeah graffiti in nature is stupid and unnecessary. There used to be this huge Douglas forest by my house as a kid but it was littered with hot pink and neon green scribbles everywhere even on rocks and gravel

[@joelnieves7582]

💯😆

[@matt19218]

I agree with the no graffiti but close to your entrance there’s probably more hiding but where you came in either put a little sign for explores to sign or pick a small spot and don’t be obnoxious and sing huge just your name small where you can still read it

[@pepsodon]

its Art dude

[@sigitwixam6998]

As a speleologist in Indonesia, i suggest you to check the rope regulary due to your rigging technique, especially when rope got friction on stone/cave ornament. Have a nice adventure, bro

[@sebastianwhalin743]

Yup, you can only do that so much before it gets compromised

[@garybrown1619]

I’m jealous! Did lots of caving when I was your age. I always wanted to do vertical caves but only did a few small drops. Your videos lets me live the dream! I turn 66 next week so probably won’t cave again so sad. Thanks for the effort it takes to film ax you go,

[@blanchard5312]

I'd be so afraid of getting lost. You guys are so bold.

[@ryan5758]

THAT IS SO COOL! Congrats gentleman! And thank you for not destroying it and having complete respect ❤️

[@AwildGwen]

the collective "ooooooooo" after charging the formations was oddly hilarious and wholesome

[@kadenlangley4884]

My new favorite channel, genuine dudes out there gettin it. This is awesome.

[@twobirdsonedrone]

I could watch this for hours. Once again, thank you for bringing me along on this adventure.

[@stlmopoet]

This is absolutely amazing. I envy your youth and strength to be able to do this. Thank you for taking us along. I just joined your channel the other day.

[@ElissaBlankenship.]

Welcome, I’ve been watching for a while now. I will say these guys explore some of the most beautiful places under the surface of the Earth. I wish I could do it, but I’d be a lot more careful… 😅

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

@@ElissaBlankenship. we are going to try and be more careful from now on

[@aidey8mph605]

@@ActionAdventureTwinssorry for this being kind of old. Do you ever use a third hand or prusik when rappelling into the cave?

[@ElissaBlankenship.]

@@ActionAdventureTwins good to hear 🫶🏻 I enjoy your videos so much and I genuinely don’t want anything bad to happen to you guys! Thank you for making these videos and taking the time to read comments.

[@jaymahoney3040]

well i am saving this video to my favorites list....i think this is the sweetest looking cave/cavern ive seen in your videos so far,thank you for bringing it to me

[@dangerousnatureous]

Dude you guys just straight up found the most magical cave. I'm completely jealous. I want to explore something like this so bad! Incredible! 💚

[@alexhufford7671]

Do you ever wonder if there is ever an unknown species of animal down there just waiting to hunt something? I would be terrified to explore that deep into it. Amazing footage, I watched the whole thing

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

Yeah we get a little creeped out in the small passages where they would be up close to us if they pop out

[@ethyr]

the ecosystem isn't complex or sustainable enough for a large predator there might be some dangerous bacteria and pathogens lurking in them though

[@ryanjohnson3615]

A Balrog?

[@garethjones4742]

I'm certain these guys have wandered past dozens of un named animals. If only they knew a spelunking biologist! I doubt any of them are dangerous to humans

[@angelwalker.]

I mean those orange lizards i dont think they are very normal are they? Cool as heck for sure

[@TchSktch]

i grew up saying I would never go caving but I think your videos have changed my mind, although I know for a fact I won't be going into anything that looks even remotely sketchy (unsure if my body can fit, seemingly-loose ground/overhangs, and I definitely will not be going alone at all)

[@jso1]

I feel the same way

[@judon8381]

without KZbin and your sharing, I never know something like this existing under earth. It's amazing and scary.

[@swojal1493]

Not scary. But beautiful

[@Aimin4ya]

Thank you for sharing. I've been trapped in cities for too long and this video made me yearn for what I've been missing

[@sqss2221]

Hello guys, there is a huge cave in Brazil, legend says that it connects São Tome das Letras (Brazil) and Macchu Picchu (Peru), the Brazilian army entered it once to reconnoitre the depth, they spent 7 days inside the cave and returned due to lack of supplies, the name is Gruta do Carimbado, it would be very interesting for you to look up it. I love your videos keep up the good work!!

[@freebandmikeyyy]

If this was true fAm ALL THE BRICKS FROM Peru would go threw this cartel know everything

[@sqss2221]

@@freebandmikeyyy Hahaha through the cave takes a lot more work because they simply cross the border where there is no supervision

[@jobyjoe7902]

Guna cave , kodaikanal, india

[@sayjen123]

​@@jobyjoe7902 saw the movie, Joby?

[@roccoelleto9900]

Thank you for brining this to the world. That was beautiful. Very few humans have experienced what you guys have. Awesome.

[@tcmcclure2323]

One of the coolest videos I’ve seen on KZbin in a very long time. Awesome!

[@MohanYGK]

I got goosebumps to watch this video. Creation is amazing!!! Thanks for sharing.

[@davidtheriault6726]

What an amazing adventure! I'm constantly amazed at how much variety there can be, even in the same cave. I know I'll never get down into one of those, so thank you for sharing your adventure with me.

[@vapormissile]

(That was technically a big stick.) Appreciate the videos, and we all REALLY appreciate your spelunking ethics. Pristine formations, left pristine for others. Positive waves ❤

[@story_time25]

I think this is one of the most beautiful caves because of its beauty and wideness, thanks guys for showing this ❤

[@christine.m.b.2026]

Ez nagyon szuper volt. Aranyosak voltak az ott élő kis állatok és mindenhol érdekes helyek. A vízes barlangok nagyon jók. Annyira irígylem.✨

[@thatguy9927]

One of the coolest entrances I've ever seen.

[@lisaloy2011]

One of your best caves for formations, and aquatic life I've seen you all explore. I absolutely loved this cave. I call it the icicle, volcano, flow, fish and salamander cave

[@prussianguy4183]

me and the bois looking for diamonds in the mines at 3:00 am:

[@hifriends3607]

Yes. Exactly what you said. Nice feelings expressed Cute princess👸 This video very interesting ☀

[@donnadamelio5890]

That was great! Thank you for taking me on your adventure! Can't wait to see part 2.

[@k.m.virginia7523]

I have spelunked before, when I was in my teens I believe. Southern Indiana has a whole mess of caves to tour as you guys are doing. It was absolutely amazing. I can’t handle small places anymore though. Yes, pretty sad, I agree with you, but I have great memories from eh experience. The cave in this video is better than the ones I went to for the most part. I did however see helectites that covered about a. 50 foot area of the ceiling. Unfortunately, no pictures that I can find, which is practically tragic. Thank you for the video. You guys were fun to watch. God bless you all and be safe as that is the most important thing.

[@jtg_edc]

This cave is for sure in my top 3 favorites that you've explored. Could be number one.

[@jasonnacci4091]

11:25. Imagine that experience from the two orange salamanders's perspective?! The were frozen in place, but hen the booming lights approached they panicked and ran. It was like nothing they had ever known.

[@yviangie]

I can tell a stoner from a KZbin comment lol

[@alysonfisher3611]

That WAS EPIC!! I've never seen anything like that at all!! Thank you guys for sharing y'alls adventure!! I'm so excited & stoked for seeing y'alls channel!! I absolutely love caves!! You guys are doing something that I had ways wanted to do when I was younger but had no idea back then how to learn that skill set or get connected with people who did that stuff & taught people the skills to be able to do it. That was many years ago & way before the internet!😊❤

[@bcookmusic]

That's something else! Thanks for exploring, filming and sharing..

[@claydallen5308]

Beautiful cave! Thanks for sharing your adventures with us.

[@peepoSad_]

I can't wait to see more of this cave. It was massive.

[@christinalogan311]

Absolutely phenomenal. Thankyou.

[@AM-qw3mb]

Oh my heart. This is hitting all my panic buttons lol. Thank you for doing this so I can vicariously live through you!!

[@jonathanbedsole1671]

This cave is one of my all time favorites. The water at the base of the entrance pit is directly tied to the river at a spring. I have seen large water turtles in that pool.

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

Woahhh! We want to see a turtle in a cave that is very special and we Definitely might lose our mind. Very very interesting!

[@brummett213]

Bro where is this cave at and how do you find caves like this???

[@GotchYoAss]

how do animals get into and survive in caves?

[@LilBoyBueno]

Yeah where is this cave at ?

[@StormyLynn724]

Where is the cave?

[@hexjumper1060]

Easily one of the best caves ever! Crazy the amount and variety of unique formations, and the wildlife deep underground is amazing.

[@billgeatsbm6290]

Thanks all team for exploring Amazing place.

[@telsah1]

WOW. That was beautiful. I love watching you going into all these caves. Thanks for sharing. Caves are awesome.

[@evonnewhalen9794]

WOW!!! It’s hard to believe that there are so much beautiful under ground. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures. I absolutely enjoyed your video ❤

[@hifriends3607]

Nice feelings expressed Cute princess👸

[@user-dv6ox2si4r]

I loved cave exploring as a kid and young man. I especially give you kudos's for not damaging the caves interior. You could be the only humans stepping foot into it in hundreds or thousands of years. Pretty cool stuff im hooked again. Can't wait to watch the rest of the videos. Do you guys send off videos to biologists, specially aquatic species. It would be interesting if there are unknown species of fish in some of these cool caves. Now my old butt wants to go exploring again!

[@JenieflorGonzales]

wow awesome

[@amitanandmishra9558]

U guys are insane to go so deep and explore beautiful part on earth. Thank you so much guys ❤❤

[@fredross3089]

Thanks for showing us this awsome, epic cave tour! This is something I would never see it it weren't for you guys.

[@adventuresamNfam]

That cave is amazing! I hope y’all get to go back!

[@katep23]

Totally amazing and completely mind-boggling! Thank you. And to think how many millions of years it took to form these structures. WOW!

[@Patti-b-luvin-billie]

That was the most beautiful cave I have ever seen. Thanks for showing so many details. Gorgeous.❤

[@petervare]

Cool bros...we love you in the UK 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@teresaniumata2742]

I admire the trust in you guys.The wonder of His Love.May God Bless you guys.love from Sydney.

[@dillondeckard5224]

It’s so freaking cool to see all the old water marks and waterways that have dried up. Makes you think how it functioned before it went dry like it is.

[@johnhall9609]

Excellent exploration as always!! God bless y’all , stay safe out there!!💯👍👍

[@danaskubic2145]

Thanks for going upriver, the formations were absolutely astounding, thanks for sharing that awesome cave. 👍👍👌

[@ThisisDanBell]

What a gorgeous cave. The crystals and formations were beautiful.

[@robovampire]

Amazing, i only wish the vids were longer.. theyre very calming and chill for me

[@vantytv3230]

I think this is one of the coolest caves you have posted, really makes me wanna try out something like this for myself, but ultimately some ppl just built different lol.

[@michaelagron724]

I’m always impressed with how clean the water looks

[@fayelawson5053]

You guys have guts!! I could never do that it creeps me out just watching you!!! Happy Cave Diving! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@jacob7_7_7]

You guys are an inspiration. Keep marveling!

[@trav_adventures]

This cave is massive and so stunning..😮

[@chhandabanik6784]

Awesome! Thank u so much for sharing ur adventures.

[@cynthiareyes1495]

I am so glad you jumped in that pool! I was hoping you would! Looked so inviting!

[@piscesnationearthangel]

That was awesome! I was in Crystal Cave yesterday. It was my first time ever in a cave and it was amazing! They turned of the lights during the tour so we could experience total darkness. I was so peaceful. I officially lost my fear of the dark. 😊😁❤

[@MFL1985]

You guys are awesome. Thanks for taking us underground to see some of mother nature's hidden beauty. Mad props to yall and Alex falling was priceless.

[@rhondaadams4013]

Wow! That one of the best videos I've ever seen. How exciting! Thanks for showing us around.

[@TAINTED-oc3yp]

I don't know what was more awesome. It glowing or all of you saying oooooohhhhhhh, at the same time! Priceless!😂

[@bhajandaniel9771]

Major wow factor with this video - the first WOW! popped out of my mouth 45 seconds in. Been watching your channel for over a year and watched the videos back to the beginning and I think this is the most beautiful cave you've been in yet. Even the entrance to this cave was the most magical.

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

still not sure if I like this cave or not I hurt my foot jumping from ledge to ledge in the cave but we will surely be back to explore more of it!

[@TON-vz3pe]

​@@ActionAdventureTwins What is the name given to this prehistoric Cave?

[@dianaroach3093]

That was awesome!!! Thatnks for the adventure.

[@averywatlington5263]

Nice find, guy's. Thanks for the hike.

[@user-nx2xm4he4j]

This was Amazing! Thank you for taking us along! I definitely am scared to death of going in caves. I would love to but get to freaked out. This is the ultimate coolest thing to not go in but you all take us along! Thanks for taking us along for the ride 🥰

[@MadeItHappenDaily]

Your videos are insane! You definitely motivate me to explore more.

[@HighrSelf]

Epic dive! Ultimate meditation spot @17:45 ❤

[@JacobDean88]

So fun! Awesome times!! Cool video! Love this kind of stuff!! It would be cool to camp down there and just explore for days!

[@gamedoutgamer]

Enjoying many of your vids! With headphones it feels like I'm there.

[@dancer1]

half a year, thats determination

[@dancer1]

that rapel was majestic damn

[@geraldkenneth119]

It’s amazing how in a place so dark and isolated there is still life, like an underground desert

[@vampirechick813]

My son watched a show called octonauts and through them I've learned about so many species that live in deep dark caves much like this. There are tons

[@alden1132]

Troglobites are endlessly fascinating to me. The food chain/nutrient/energy exchange in such a place can be incredibly complex. I'd bet there's a doctorate's worth of information to be researched in just the part they showed.

[@gregregula661]

That was amazing, thank you for sharing!!

[@jesusbeloved3953]

It’s kinda wonderful when you get quiet and we see what you’re looking at. It’s usually so beautiful you’re lost for words! I would be to! I think I now understand why you guys go caving. The things you get to see may have only , ever been seen by God! Just amazing! Thanks for including us on your journey.

[@donk1822]

Just like Bill & Ted go caving :). Fantastic job fellas, most grateful for the share. What a place!

[@placebomandingo2095]

It's a good thing a picture can speak a thousand words.

[@boranborisot566]

National Geographic should do documentary on this cave. This cave is massive with it's own flowing river and maybe eco system. Love watching your videos, truly in another world deep inside mother Earth.

[@ryanjohnson3615]

Is pretty unique experiencing caves with these guys videos. Seems like you get a better scale and sense for the whole cave instead of just a bunch of dramatic isolated pictures.

[@treasuremonkey]

Definitely one of the coolest caves ive seen on KZbin

[@rchrdjms62]

It has amazed me that you find so many caves to explore. This one was definitely the best or at least my favorite to view on video. I believe you called them soda straws? They were amazing. I've never seen so many in those spots. You should definitely be cranking out DVDs or coffee table books something.

[@beverlyhanlon8376]

Thanks for liking my comment

[@makapaca]

I guess I'm one of the lonely people here who recognizes that this is likely an aquifer cave that has been so ravaged by drought that it can now be exploited by KZbinrs who are unwittingly documenting the demise of our water systems. Where they see joy and adventure I see environmental catastrophe. "That's sick man...this goes on for miles yo... that's insane..." Yes, it is. We are draining our aquifers like never before. Terrible.

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

We got water for days on the east coast

[@freestonew]

It is my own estimation that if the water were higher, the cave would be filled with water. The soda straws and the stalagtites would not ever be able to be formed as they need the open air in order to form. Drip, drip, drip, As the water evaporates the minerals are then deposited. Formations need open air in order to form. In this here cave, formations occurred way down to the water level. Many things affect the water level in caves. Luray caverns, years ago, discovered that the formations were not dripping any more. The rainfall was normal. Then they realized that for years the bill above the cave was a pasture but now there were many trees growing on this hill thus the trees took all of the groundwater! They cut down most of the small trees and lo and behold the formations began to drip again.

[@grimjet3601]

Your level of stupidity is entertaining 😂

[@roshee5573]

Nature is wonderful. Thanks for showing us

[@randysutton5395]

U guys are crazy!! Great video!

[@kristine432]

The level of anxiety I felt watching this video 😳 I admire these guys for having what it takes to show us that don't the beauty that exist in places like this. Truly amazing!

[@hifriends3607]

Nice feelings expressed Cute princess👸

[@epoh8698]

The snow crystals just wow hey. Glad its all documented because can you imagine how long it took to form and untouched a truely Amazing place thanks again guys awsome. A lost world feeling to it Hope the water never runs higher and stays that way for another million years

[@cshimi]

I would love it if you guys could get some nice extended underwater shots 🙏 I love caves and aquatic life, so the overlap presents a pretty unique learning opportunity haha. It makes me wonder how many unknown species are hiding away down there. The orange newts were incredible!

[@dibodibo11]

EXACTLY. What I would do for the opportunity to aimlessly wander abt studying all the species and formations

[@NDBardiya]

Hollow guys i am from India and your adventures. vidoe is very good Thank you guys for sharing your adventures video.

[@twobirdsonedrone]

Do you guys ever camp out in the caves with extra supplies? Then carry on the following day? It would be cool to see a live stream too!

[@jq7323]

I dont think there's anyway to get service deep in these caves. Would make it extremely difficult to live stream

[@amp20785]

An overnight would be cool to do.

[@Brian-jz1pi]

​​@@jq7323you got the run com-lines for the surface and stream from there. Like a super ass long Ethernet cable

[@1rstTry]

@@jq7323😂😂

[@jakothegreat834]

Are you guys ever worried about the particulates in the air? Seems pretty crazy down there

[@mridulkumarborah4181]

Impressed structure exposes. Thanks.

[@savage1469]

That repel was insane looking. Epic beautiful

[@ohaheyoh7665]

What would it take resource wise to send expeditions down these rivers? I noticed you mentioned currents making a hazard returning up stream. Are any of these rivers charted?

[@charlessmith833]

I love exploring my back yard. It won't try to kill me. No drowning, getting lost, no methane, no bats and no rescue crew needed.

[@alden1132]

This is one of the coolest videos I've seen in a long while. Amazing! I have a feeling there's a LOT more to explore in that cave. I'd wager there are entire other LEVELS of the cave to be explored, especially with the number of "shelves" you can see in the vertical shafts. If you ever go back, you should look for other passages leading from the entrance shaft at higher points than the bottom, at the various places you can see a "floor" use to be, that broke through. Does this cave have a name? Do you know if it has been mapped to any extent?

[@meka7173]

Just hats off to you guys for bringing the unexplored to the world of eyes. Thanks a ton. Would love to be here, but....