Wet weather trips , Yorkshire ?

[PeteHall]

I haven't bothered counting, but at a glance, it looks like the majority of caves listed on the access section of the CNCC website either require no permission or you need to "call at house".

There is certainly no shortage of caves that don't require any form of permit or BCA club membership.

 

[todcaver]

Ok thanks for that I shall have another look at said website , just saw a list of caves last time , would of have to go through each one to find out the access arrangements , do you know if they are grouped into accessible without club membership but bca holders / and bca and club member caves ?
I'm confused 

 

[steviet_scg]

On the cave access pages just tick the 'permit not required' box and then search ...

Or, just follow these links 

Three Peaks
http://www.cncc.org.uk/access/caves.php?marea=2&keyword=&nopermit=1

Wharfedale and NE
http://www.cncc.org.uk/access/caves.php?marea=1&keyword=&nopermit=1

Three Counties and NW
http://www.cncc.org.uk/access/caves.php?marea=3&keyword=&nopermit=1

 

[todcaver]

:chair:
Thanks for that , really obvious now you mention it ,  :blink: cheers 

 

[Alex]

Alum Pot Main Shaft in wet weather? I've been there, done that, and beat a hasty retreat when I saw virtually the whole width and length of the shaft filled with spray below the Bridge.

It must has been really wet then! I went down in what I thought was wet weather and yes I got wet on the bottom half of the pitch as my vid shows but it was just spray rather than being directly under the water. Admittingly if I was not on my own I may have gotten quite cold waiting for someone to go up the pitch.