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Exploring Nature

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Embark on a journey with Vermont Cavers Association, a pioneer in cave conservation and exploration. Since 1991, we have been dedicated to providing exceptional services, support, and resources to our community of team members. Discover what makes us stand out.

Current Events

As a primary resource, Vermont Cavers Association is committed to offering valuable information to both members and non-members. Explore our updated articles below to stay informed. For any inquiries, feel free to contact us.

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VCA Rescue Cache Relocation

May 19th , 2024

Vermont Cavers Assocation rescue cache relocates to Dorset, VT. Thanks to the Smokey House Center we now have all our gear close by.  

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Boulder Cave

May 18th, 2024

Vermont Cavers Assocation visits Boulder Cave in Dorset, VT.

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​This 270 ft cave has about 60 ft of relief and some of the best erosion work and speleothems in the region. Tricky drops, razor sharp surfaces, and water exposure are the primary hazards. The blue and gray marble is folded and twisted to the point that some very interesting patterns have been created. There are a few climbs, on some of which the use of a handline is advisable.

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VCA Visits Windy River

May 11th, 2024

This cave was discovered in 2015 by the Berkshire Area Diggers Association. It is formed in unusually undeformed, thin-bedded marble and alternates between wide hands-and-knees crawlways and walking-height stream passage, a rare developmental pattern for Vermont. The cave also has numerous rare and delicate formations that are also unusual for the state.

Windy River is privately owned and not open without permission

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