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Aripo Cave #1
Also known as Guacharo Cave, Shagramal Cave - Carricker 1931, Aripo Main Cave - Quesnel 1978)
GPS coordinates
10 43 10 N
061 14 31 W
Previous coordinates
10 43 39 N, 61 14 39 W (Komisarcik 1979)
Altitude
795 +/- 20 m
Location/directions
Take Heights of Aripo road through Aripo Village to the last left hand bend (christophene farm) and park (GPS N 10 42 01, W 061 13 92). Walk up steep tarred drive to Millette's house and take track to left inside gate. Proceed up ridge to Y junction and take right path (left goes to Cerro de Aripo). Path descends to stream bed, walk upstream c 150 m then to steep, muddy path to right. After the path levels, just beyond large Bachac nest, is Y junction. Take left path (right goes to Soho Cave). This climbs steadily up the hill for about 40 mins, passing several large limestone outcrops, then levels out at the 'toilet' - a limestone boulder with a circular hollow. Beyond this the path drops sharply to left and descends steeply to a stream with a small tufa waterfall upstream (GPS N 10 42 93, W 061 14 36). Path continues on far side up steep slope of ridge, then drops right down to a boulder choked stream. Continue down stream to cave entrance.
Total walk c 2 hours. A guide is advised.
Access
An inflow cave, approached down a steep boulder slope. Cave can be accessed without equipment as far as the first drop.
Description
862 m length - the largest cave system known in Trinidad. The cave is structured on a series of levels, chambers and tunnels, created by water flow under conditions of falling base level, thus the upper cave system is largely dry, even during heavy rains. Access to the upper part is by scrambling down a boulder slope to a stream bed, but access beyond is limited by vertical drops of 9.2 and 15.2 m. A crawlway, Low Ceiling, has to negotiated to reach the furthest section, comprising a waterfall, pool and terminal pot. Total vertical drop is estimated around 164 m.
