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Hiko Sink, Nevada

Writer: Adam Haydock
Adam Haydock
May 3
1 min read

Updated: Aug 28

Hiko Sink is a newly discovered Nevada desert sinkhole cave. Like several recent discoveries in the area, it was found during ongoing exploration efforts following the relocation of Charley's Folly Cave. The sinkhole has cave-like features and has been added to the Nevada cave documentation inventory.

Location remains undisclosed for protection. Reach out to the Nevada Cave Survey or your local NSS grotto to learn about responsible cave exploration in Nevada.

 
 
 

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