Trumpet Cave

Adam Haydock
1 day ago
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Trumpet Cave was the last cave visited in the area. Young coyotes were at the entrance so I did not want to disturb their habitat by entering. Jason headed in briefly — the cave only goes back about 50ft and ends. I checked some higher leads above that turned out to be nothing. A small but interesting cave to document for the area.

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