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I`m thinking about running down to Ginnie Springs this weekend, maybe checkout
Devils Den, and Blue Grotto while I`m there. Quite a long drive for me, looking at
close to a thousand or so. Probably stay past the weekend. I`m still new, and those Caverns look kind of fun from here.
My question is, does anyone know what the conditions are down there at the springs, and river?
Well I know for a fact that the river connected to Ginnie Springs is really crummy. It looks like an underwater desert. We have a cleanup dive organized for this coming Saturday and you are welcome to come along. Just look for the thread that I started.
Is this just for fun, or perhaps a cavern class? This is for cave diving. If you decide to go, DO NOT, at all costs, go into the cave. Stay within the cavern zone only. If you are only going for fun and you enjoy it, contemplate getting cavern training.
The springs are almost ALWAYS perfect but the river can get dark and nasty depending on rain and other factors. Give them a call but don't make a decision based on the conditions in the river. Great little extra, but only an extra. The ballroom is what you will go for. Go and have fun! It's lovely and so are the other local springs. Great place for some newbie diving as long as you go slowly and stay out of the caves. Ginnie, Devil's Den, Blue Grotto, and a lovely weekend! Safe driving!
Well I know for a fact that the river connected to Ginnie Springs is really crummy. It looks like an underwater desert. We have a cleanup dive organized for this coming Saturday and you are welcome to come along. Just look for the thread that I started.
Thanks scubafire for the invite. We probably won`t leave early enough to participate tho. Wish we could, I know it would be a blast.
Is this just for fun, or perhaps a cavern class? This is for cave diving. If you decide to go, DO NOT, at all costs, go into the cave. Stay within the cavern zone only. If you are only going for fun and you enjoy it, contemplate getting cavern training.
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