Epic Lava Tube Discovery on Mt. St. Helens - You Won't Believe What's Inside!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Join us on an incredible journey inside a newly discovered lava tube cave on Mt. St. Helens, stretching over 4000 feet in length! This cave, Lady of Fire Cave, untouched and unseen by human eyes until now, boasts an array of stunning formations, including magnificent lava stalactites, stalagmites, and towering pillars. Witness the beauty of intricate flow marks, cascading lava falls, and fascinating microgours as we traverse the spacious walking passages. Be one of the first to explore this hidden wonder and marvel at the geological wonders formed over 2000 years ago. Don't miss this exclusive look into one of nature's most spectacular underground treasures!
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Awesome video, thanks.
awesome.. I love going exploring Mt St Helen's what a lucky find! the entrance might be a bit of a challenge but so worth it
It also seems your "local" to sw Washington.. Clark County here
It's a great area!
Looks just like our lava tubes here on the big island of Hawaii. Been searching them since I was a kid. We have some you could drive a D9 through no problem.
I'd say that skeleton yall found was a horned lizard
Going into ANY cave would be scary for me, but going into one on the flanks of an _ACTIVE_ volcano like St. Helen's? No fricking way! Thankfully at 6'4" and 300 pounds, I wouldn't fit! 🤣
_Not slamming you here, but I am curious how you _*_KNOW_*_ "only ten people" have been in there. For all you know, it's been there hundreds of years and there's been hundreds of people in it._
Great question! The entrance was too small for people to fit. The discovers had to roll some rocks and do some digging to get in.
Gotcha!
Thanks