Extreme Outdoor sports in Canada – Opening Buried Cave Tunnels (Toronto, Ontario)
April 23, 2012 by Rockwatching
Though many would consider caving to be an extreme outdoor sport, I believe that there are few experiences that have the soul baring qualities of first time exploration of virgin tunnels. Though there are plenty of opportunities for exploring such passasges in western Canada – in the gargantuan shafts and passages of the Rockies, Ontario has remained somewhat unrecognized for its wild caving potential.
As it has recently become apparent, there are plenty of opportunities for cave exploration near Toronto. Parts of Ontario are honeycombed beneath by cave passages that have never been seen before.
Check out this video from our exploration of some passages that we are in the process of opening somewhere near Toronto – see video on Extreme Outdoor sports near Toronto here.
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Nice video. Blowing air is usually a very good sign. BTW what way was the wind blowing that day, anothor enterance somewere manybe?
It was quite a windy day and we suspect another entrance bout 50 meters away – just a hole that Jeff had uncovered in the leaves. I could not see those specs with the eye, they were only showing up on the camera.