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Clearing brush from cave entrance

Explorers temporarily remove brush from a cave entrance in Randolph County during an inspection. Photo by Denny Nelson

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Youth in caving gear near Sinks of Gandy, Randolph County, Caving in Allegheny Highlands Region

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