FANTASTIC CAVERN

by Admin Fri Dec 07, 2012 1:36 am

Fantastic Caverns is a two level branchwork cave. Each was at one time full of water, but over a very long period of time this changed. The jeep tours run on the dry upper level. The lower level is a wet weather stream, carrying water during the rainy season through the cave to the discharge point at Indian Spring. Rarely, big rains will back up water from the lower level into the upper level, flooding it. Below the cave, all openings in the rock are water filled - that is, below the water table. This water supplies wells in the area.
The Little Sac River runs along the northeast side of the cave property, flowing through a deep valley. Once the valley was not as deep, and the river level corresponded with the upper level of the cave. During this period, the upper level of the cave was an active spring system. But as the river eroded deeper into the valley, the water level in the cave lowered. Figure 1 is a map of Fantastic Caverns, showing portions of both levels (ST)

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