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Caves of the Ruby Range, Nevada

Writer: Adam Haydock
Adam Haydock
May 3
1 min read

Updated: Aug 28

The Ruby Range in Nevada is a remote and geologically interesting mountain range with significant karst potential. On a recent exploration trip, I was able to locate and document several new caves within this range, adding to the growing inventory of Nevada's cave landscape.

The caves of the Ruby Range represent another chapter in the ongoing documentation of Nevada's subterranean world. Location remains undisclosed for protection and conservation purposes. If you are interested in Nevada caving, reach out directly or contact the Nevada Cave Survey or your local grotto.

 
 
 

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