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Roubidoux Spring
Missouri, United States
Depth10–270 ft (3–82.3 m)
AccessShore
Cert LevelFull Cave (cavern certification for the entrance zone only)
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August through March, outside the high-flow rainy season
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A major Ozark spring in Laughlin Park, Waynesville, feeding Roubidoux Creek with an average flow of 37 million gallons per day. Below the basin lies one of the best-known cave dives in the Midwest, with surveyed line extending over 11,000 ft and depths reaching about 270 ft; the system has not been fully explored. The City of Waynesville manages access: divers must present cavern/cave certification and sign in at the 911 Emergency Center before diving and sign out afterward. No fee is charged.
Quick Facts
Depth Range3m – 82.3m
CertificationFull Cave (cavern certification for the entrance zone only)
GearFull cave/technical configuration, drysuit or thick wetsuit, primary and backup lights, reels
HazardsFull cave environment, strong outflow in high water, cold 46-60 F water, visibility drops to 5 ft in high flow, significant depth
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