The Hidden Cave

This was found by accident, I was walking a pebbly beach and notice the small opening. The bottom was a bit deep but had no water in it, so I took a peek inside and low and behold it opens into a large tunnel. The Tunnel leads to the main cave.

Disclaimer: Caves and and abandoned Tunnels, Mines are dangerous places to explore, I will not be giving directions to these places, if you decide to find these places on your own, we are not responsible for Injury, damage or death. You do this at your own risk

My girlfriend Donna gives a sense of scale to the cave.

A small entrance, barely noticeable, drops to a large tunnel

The Tunnel beyond the small entrance.

I will not give out this site there are plenty of other sites that give directions.

Hidden Cave Point Loma (not the one at Sunset Cliffs)

Disclaimer Caves and abandoned Tunnels, Mines are dangerous places to explore, I will not be giving directions to these places, if you decide to find these places on your own, we are not responsible for Injury, damage or death. You do this at your own risk

The Cave is huge, the center has collapsed letting the sunlight shine on a small secluded beach. There is no access from above and only a dangerous edge. We stay a while then decide to leave before the tide decided to come back in.

Twin Entrances mark the way to The Pacific. One of these slowly carved the entry tunnel, it grew until it pierce its way through.

I apologize for not give out directions to most of my trips, trails change and I do not have the time to keep the site always updated. My hikes also span from the easy to the extreme, a lot of places do not even have trails, as well as extreme conditions. Some sites need to be protected as they are fragile and historically sensitive. So if you decide to hike some of these areas, do your research and know your limits, have the proper provisions .Every year many hikers die from not understanding these Simple Rules. San Diego County and surrounding areas are diverse in climate and terrain. Remember if you do decide to Hike do your research, carry the essentials and do so at your own risk. An alternative is to join one of the many hiking groups such as meetup or on facebook ,as well as other social sites. Not only is there safety in numbers but a pooling of knowledge.