Vyalova cave
Vyalova Cave (пещера Вялова) is a cave in a lower plateau of the Chatyrdag mountain, Crimea. It also has an 'old' name: Togerik-Alan-Hosar (Тогерик-Алан-Хосар).
The cave has a vertical entrance of 31 m (102 ft) depth, which gradually, at a depth about 16 m (52 ft), transforms into a steep, almost vertical, shaft. The total depth of the cave is 124 m (407 ft). It belongs to the Vyalova Cave system.
The cave is named after Russian speleologist Vyalov.
Vyalova Cave system
Vyalova Caves system is a system of three caves that are located on a lower plateau of the Chatyrdag mountain, Crimea.
The system consists of three caves (has three entrances): Uchunzhu Cave, Vyalova Cave and Obval'naya Cave (or Landslip Cave, Crimea).
External links
- A photo of the cave's mouth
44°44′N 34°18′E / 44.733°N 34.300°E / 44.733; 34.300
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