THE CAVE HAS BECOME FAMOUS FOR ITS MYSTERIOUS WONDERS

INCLUDING

legitimate ties to Jessie James gang and outlaw loot, and the still missing Confederate Gold
Native American Artifacts
Spring fed creek, coming from deep within the cave
Rooms containing lakes and waterfalls
Undiscovered Passages?
Over one mile of cave passages
Ask for map and videos of cave

MAJOR WILD CAVING FEATURES

ASKING $1,400,000

THIS IS A SPELUNKER CAVE

NO LIGHTING OR WALKWAYS — TAKE 3 LIGHTS AND EXTRA BATTERIES
LARGE 10 FT HIGH WATERFALL 1/3rd MILE BACK INTO THE CAVE
CAVE OVER 1.4 MILES LONG — WITH MANY SIDE PASSAGES
HAS 3 CAVERN/DOME ROOMS
MYSTERIOUS, ISOLATED AND OUT OF VIEW
IN THOUSANDS OF ACRES OF FOREST
NATURAL YEAR AROUND 56 DEGREES & PLEASANT BREEZE INSIDE CAVE
REGISTERED NATIVE AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE
PROTECTED BY NATIVE AMERICAN GRAVE PROTECTION ACT
MANY ARTIFACTS AND ARROW HEADS FOUND HERE
CAVE ON 40 ACRES, MORE ACREAGE MAY BE AVAILABLE
CAVE HAS MANY UNIQUE AND PRETTY FORMATIONS

Call John Moore at (314) 965-3007

for name of the cave and nearby towns…

map & videos and other information.

This stream of water flows from the back of the cave to within 50 feet from the front. Then it disappears into the wall and re-appears as a waterfall outside the cave and into a creek that flows year around. See the waterfall and creek below.

SPELUNKER – WILD CAVING FEATURES

Perfect for Spelunkers, Wild Caving, and Preppers
Mapped out 1.4 miles of passage so far
Perfect to rent out to private parties for special occasions
No lights or walkways… this is a spelunker’s cave- take 3 lights and extra batteries
Cave salamanders and bats
Parking lot only 150 yards from the cave with a nice, fairly level trail to the entrance
Was part of a large 4500 acre tract at one time… but still has an adequate 40 acres
Cave has many unique and pretty formations but no calcite
Most of the graffiti for the first 100 yards has been removed and the rest is being worked on.
It has some nice stone features — an amazing water fall 1/4 mile in– but no glorious stalactites or stalagmites.
A second waterfall is outside the cave.
The entrance is so huge you could literally build a house in it
Naturally equipped with 56 degrees air conditioning with a breeze and a mountain of rock over it.
Current owner of adjacent 4400 acres will sell but probably overpriced at $3300 per acre
Another adjoining 1000 acres has timberland that can be bought for probably $1500 per acre
In wet areas the water is never more than knee deep, but never enter caves during heavy rains
Do to lack of lighting not many interior pictures are available. Come and take your own.

THIS CAVE IS FAMOUS FOR:

It’s legitimate ties to the Jessie James gang and outlaw loot, and the still missing Confederate Gold;
This is a Native American archaeological site of significant historical importance with literally thousands of Indian artifacts being found here and thousands more remaining.
Also famous for the spring fed creek, coming from deep within the cave and rooms containing lakes and waterfalls.
A beautiful timbered tract with huge oak, pecan, hickory and walnut and “hills and hollers”.
It’s a preppers dream that is big enough to accommodate a couple of hundred people with unlimited fresh water and air, easily defensible and close to civilization, If Yellowstone blows, if a nuclear war or accident, or if a large meteorite hits, you will wish you were deep inside this mountains huge rock cave!
An additional adjoining 1000 acres of beautiful Ozark Mountain timber is available for a very reasonable price if desired.
It’s a beautiful place full of the memories of the Native Americans who made this a home for over 9,000 years.