SCCi Preserves in Georgia

Caves listed as "Open" do not require a permit or advance notification. Please keep your group small and avoid disturbing or inconveniencing our neighbors.

NOTICE: To help prevent the spread of the deadly White Nose Syndrome (WNS) affecting bat populations, please read the SCCi Cave Visitation Policy and follow the guidelines outlined in the document.

Fox Mountain (7+ caves)
Acreage: 332.0 acres in Dade County, Georgia
Property Managers: Marty Abercrombie (chair), Jerry Wallace, and Brian Killingbeck (fox@scci.org)
Access: Open, 12 person limit on group size, do not park on the Interstate. Contact the property managers for instructions. See the management plan for details.

Frick's Cave
Acreage: 33.8 acres in Walker County, Georgia
Property Managers: Frick's Cave Management Committee (fricks@scci.org)
Access: Frick's Cave is currently closed to protect bats from possible exposure to White Nose Syndome. Read the SCCi press release for more information.

Howard's Waterfall Cave
Acreage: 1.25 acres in Dade County, Georgia
Property Manager: Ben Eudy (howards@scci.org)
Access: Open. Use the Main Entrance only. The SCCi doesn't own the other entrances. See the management plan for details.

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Commercial Use Statement
The Board of the Southeastern Cave Conservancy, Inc. (SCCi) reaffirms its standing policy that bans the commercial use of our properties, and specifically, prohibits any activity where a charge of any type is made. Should you have any questions, contact the SCCi Chair at chair@scci.org .