Midwest-Cave diving. Does it exist?

[shamre]

Anyone know of any good caves for diving in the midwest area?

[Omicron]

If you find out, let me know

I'm itching to get some cave diving in....I've got a lead on some mines in Jainesville, WI. But...the only way that you can dive them is by signing up for a cave diving class w/ the owner of a shop in Madison. Apparently she has permission to dive the mines from the landowner...they don't pay anything to do it, they just give him a "tip" when they dive their.

I want to find out who the landowner is and have a conversation with him...

[ScubaAl]

There is cave diving in Missouri, the Waynesville area I believe. Anyone who has been in the army and spent time at Ft. Leonardwood knows all about Waynesville.
Al

[JoelW]

What's odd is that I spent four years at the University of Missouri - Rolla, just up 44 from Fort Lost in the Woods and I didn't know that there really was any diving in the immediate area. I even used to go across one of the bridges where there is a fair amount of cave diving now and there wasn't a lot going on. Admittedly that has been 14-18 years ago so maybe there wasn't a lot going on back then.

JoelW

[shamre]

Are there any cave diving sites in southern MN?
I know there are alot of caves down there.... :o