Cavern of the gods

[hounddog]

we went back to film this wonderful place called buford it is in 3 parts as 8 mins does not do justice to this amazing place ty


YouTube - Buford Spring pt. 1

 

[giles45shop]

Excellent! This is one of the reason's I can't wait to get my cavern cert so I can dive and enjoy sites like this with my own eyes.

 

[willardj]

Nice! What are the spec's for that cavern?(depth, hike stuff like that)

 

[DiveBandit]

Great video guys, I'd say it's your best yet.

 

[SuPrBuGmAn]

Nice! What are the spec's for that cavern?(depth, hike stuff like that)

Something like half a mile of hiking, alot of times with muddy spots. I think the cavern drops to 150'ish.

Its supposed to be the second biggest cavern in FL(second to Wakulla). Apparently super nice, I can't wait to get out there one day.

 

[K Mejean]

Great video!!! Almost enough to make me go over to the dark side.

 

[hounddog]

buford goes down to 165ft....

 

[TSandM]

That's an amazingly huge space. Very cool video, and I really like the voice-over narrative on the first part.

 

[willardj]

Thank's!! That look's like it would be worth the hike. I'll have to put that on my to do list. With that hike I can see why people would dive single's.

 

[Ed Jackson1]

Buford is a very pristine cavern that can easily be damaged. Open water certification is probably not enough to keep it that way.

It's a great dive when your ready for it.