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Ball & Little Ball Cave, Nevada

Writer: Adam Haydock
Adam Haydock
May 25
1 min read

Updated: Aug 28

Ball Cave and Little Ball Cave are a pair of related caves on the same Nevada mountain as Pine Cave and Davies Cave — all discovered and explored together on the same trip. The caves have breakdown chambers and formation character similar to the others on this mountain, suggesting a connected geological history.

This mountain range has proven to be a productive area for Nevada cave discovery. Location remains undisclosed for conservation. If you are interested in visiting or assisting with ongoing research, please reach out to your local NSS grotto or the Nevada Cave Survey.

 
 
 

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