Where is Hellhole cave?

Hell Hole (aka. IXL Cave) is a cave located on the eastern side of Wilder Ranch State Park in Santa Cruz. It is known for its very narrow and claustrophobia-inducing passages and steep dropoffs into nothingness, many of which require getting down on your back/stomach and squirming through.



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