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![]() YAWNING ENTRANCE beckons Kansas Kavers into Jesse James Hideout Cave. Entrance fill deceivingly hides the shelter cave's back wall that ushers a meander under the stream-carved sandstone. (Photo by Wayne White)
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The Kansas Speleological Society was formed in 1983 to catalog, study, and to systematically explore the caves of Kansas; as well as to serve as a means for cavers to exchange views, information, and leads for and about these Kansas caves.
Cave locations will not be disseminated through this web site. The following conservation ethic has been adopted by the Kansas Speleological Society:
Kansas kavers are continuously searching the state for caves, sinkholes, springs, or pits. If you know of any, please contact the Kansas Speleological Society.
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