Prettiest Florida cave?

[TSandM]

I was just watching some video of Jackson Blue. It's not the only JB video I've watched, and each time, I've just been blown away by how beautiful it is. It seems as though the stone is whiter and the structure is so interesting compared with some of the other caves I've seen video from.

For those of you who actually dive them, what's your vote for the prettiest Florida cave?

 

[PfcAJ]

Buford Sink is picturesque, and since its so hard to get to it, it is nearly pristine.

 

[H2Andy]

wow... tough question

for sheer clear water, the Devil's system (at Ginnie Springs) is hard to beat. going down the Devil's Ear and into the system is like floating on air ... and it's cathedral size in there at times ... awesome....

i like Little River a lot ... if there's no traffic, it's like floating through a 3-D Jungle Gym in zero G ... just did it today for the first time ...wow...

 

[karstdvr]

Hart,Lafayette Blue,Pineland Blue

 

[Caver95]

onu oremun and Indian

 

[gafftape42]

I have to go with Little River when its not crowded. It is really nice to be the only ones in the park and have the cave all to yourself.

 

[mania]

Not that I dived a lot but Peacock gets my vote among those I've seen.

Mania

 

[ScubaJW]

Little River, where is that? Do you mind post a link?

For me - so far, Ginnie Springs. Beautiful spring, beautiful park

 

[PerroneFord]

Of the systems I've seen live and on tape, Indian would probably get my vote. Though I hear Jackson Blue past the half-hitch is very pretty as well. Diepolder looked good on video but it'll be a LONG time before I get 300ft deep in a cave (if ever).

H2Andy, isn't Little River a hoot?! Can't wait to do that one again.

 

[Meng_Tze]

Telford (the sheer high crevices) and Little River are my favourites.