Love your energy! 0:10 FYI (respectfully) Mt Mazama was the location of the Crater Lake caldera forming eruption 7,700 years ago. You should visit that site...it is stunning!
Wow. Thanks for the videos. Just found you. We did Lava Butte also the big obsidian flow the cave was closed when we tried to go I love that you like this as much as I do keep the content coming please
Been living in Bend nearly 20 years and I've never managed to go visit this cave. Been wanting to for ages, but just never have found the time. I'm gonna fix that. Less than a month till it closes for the season. I'm committing! Gonna do it before August is over! Great video, looks like you had a lot of fun.
I’ve been to Crater Lake = Mt Mazama several times. Never heard of these lava tube caves. I have been in several lava tube caves south of Klamath Falls Oregon.
14:33 Percolating?! First the ring of fire, now it’s time for the percolator! All my Chicago people know what to do! 🕺 17:00 Above Earth, Alexa the Ayyylien confirmed 👽 you heard it here first 🎉 W video love exploring behind the screen, need to go out and explore irl though
@@LexploreOutdoors aye yo you might be onto something with that one 👀 & oh you don’t know how Chicago people get down?! I mean, you are an ayyylien so makes sense
I don't recall that lava river cave was created by an volcanic eruption in 70,000 years ago, as I was pretty sure that it was formed in 7,700 years ago when Newberry produced rift zone eruption near Bend (where the cinder cone with lava flow is formed there). I'll have to take a second look on geological history again if I am mistaken. Nonetheless, excellent video! Nice to see this near my home. (Yes, I live in Oregon!)
I fell asleep watching the stream last night and just finished the rest of the video, this was a great one!! Idk if these places allow pets but would be great to see noodle venture out with you in some of these ❤❤
Deep beneath the Oregon sky, In lava’s labyrinth, shadows lie, Cold and dark, the cave’s embrace, Whispers of time in its hidden space. Tube within a tube, winding through, Silent tales of ancient hue, Drips and dust in soft descent, Echoes of the earth’s lament. Sand gardens sculpted by time’s hand, Spires rise from the subterranean sand, A world where silence paints the scene, In the quiet, nature's art is seen. Emerging to the sun’s warm kiss, The cave's cold grip fades to bliss, A journey through the earth’s deep veil, Left with memories, a timeless tale.
My friends house backed up to the lava fields. We explored it constantly, sometimes taking an hour or more to move a few hundred feat. We once found a small opening that went down several hundred feet and when we tried to go deeper the air became hot and became hard to breath and burned our eyes like chemicals. We could get to a Point where we saw a faint glowing but could never get deeper than that because we couldn't breath. I want to go back and explore it but I'm to fat now to fit in the opening and it's been more than twenty years so I'm not sure if I could find it again although I know it's general location. There's definitely a few spots that have heat emitting, maybe a thermal vent.
@@LexploreOutdoors maybe they are a bit saver then the men-made mines "Limburgse Matse". Some of the passages have collapsed, there's boobytraps, I'm sure you can meditate a lot of your down there on your own 🙃😅
Well expec the caves to be trashed now. Quit making videos of our local hangouts. Now we've gotta deal with a bunch of disrespectful out of staters trashing everything.
That is so freaking awesome. Thankyou for showing us
Thank you for watching! 😊
I am really loving these new videos!! Keep these coming!
Love your energy! 0:10 FYI (respectfully) Mt Mazama was the location of the Crater Lake caldera forming eruption 7,700 years ago. You should visit that site...it is stunning!
You did an amazing job with this video. ❤❤❤❤. Spot on too. Thank you I love your energy.
This is amazing content. Keep it coming please 😊
W video I love going on adventures also I’m going to have to go visit this tunnel one day!
I just subscribed! Who doesn't love the underground! 😊 From Oklahoma with love! 💙
WOW. Very cool!!!!
10/10. Spelunking! There's dozens of caves in that area.
Realy pretty and the caves are cool too
Wow. Thanks for the videos. Just found you. We did Lava Butte also the big obsidian flow the cave was closed when we tried to go I love that you like this as much as I do keep the content coming please
Been living in Bend nearly 20 years and I've never managed to go visit this cave. Been wanting to for ages, but just never have found the time. I'm gonna fix that. Less than a month till it closes for the season. I'm committing! Gonna do it before August is over! Great video, looks like you had a lot of fun.
I have never explored a cave before and this really makes me want to
Doooooo it. I want to find one you have to crawl into 🥸
I’ve been to Crater Lake = Mt Mazama several times. Never heard of these lava tube caves.
I have been in several lava tube caves south of Klamath Falls Oregon.
14:33 Percolating?! First the ring of fire, now it’s time for the percolator! All my Chicago people know what to do! 🕺
17:00 Above Earth, Alexa the Ayyylien confirmed 👽 you heard it here first 🎉
W video love exploring behind the screen, need to go out and explore irl though
Japan vlog? 👀
Haha what do Chicago people know to do??
Above Earth, on top of Earth?
@@LexploreOutdoors aye yo you might be onto something with that one 👀 & oh you don’t know how Chicago people get down?! I mean, you are an ayyylien so makes sense
I don't recall that lava river cave was created by an volcanic eruption in 70,000 years ago, as I was pretty sure that it was formed in 7,700 years ago when Newberry produced rift zone eruption near Bend (where the cinder cone with lava flow is formed there). I'll have to take a second look on geological history again if I am mistaken.
Nonetheless, excellent video! Nice to see this near my home. (Yes, I live in Oregon!)
Great video!!!
I fell asleep watching the stream last night and just finished the rest of the video, this was a great one!! Idk if these places allow pets but would be great to see noodle venture out with you in some of these ❤❤
You would love Crater Lake!!!
Deep beneath the Oregon sky,
In lava’s labyrinth, shadows lie,
Cold and dark, the cave’s embrace,
Whispers of time in its hidden space.
Tube within a tube, winding through,
Silent tales of ancient hue,
Drips and dust in soft descent,
Echoes of the earth’s lament.
Sand gardens sculpted by time’s hand,
Spires rise from the subterranean sand,
A world where silence paints the scene,
In the quiet, nature's art is seen.
Emerging to the sun’s warm kiss,
The cave's cold grip fades to bliss,
A journey through the earth’s deep veil,
Left with memories, a timeless tale.
i live in central oregon, never been to the caves. I've been missing out!
love these videos :)
🥹 thank you for watching!!
My friends house backed up to the lava fields. We explored it constantly, sometimes taking an hour or more to move a few hundred feat. We once found a small opening that went down several hundred feet and when we tried to go deeper the air became hot and became hard to breath and burned our eyes like chemicals. We could get to a Point where we saw a faint glowing but could never get deeper than that because we couldn't breath. I want to go back and explore it but I'm to fat now to fit in the opening and it's been more than twenty years so I'm not sure if I could find it again although I know it's general location. There's definitely a few spots that have heat emitting, maybe a thermal vent.
Good video Lexa enjoying these exploration vids :)
Yay! I’m glad! More to come 🥳
Not sure it's the same one (there are more than one) but about 50 years ago, went in winter... awesome with ice pillars.
I’ve been there. It’s cold too. I line in Prineville.
Go check out the Ape Caves in southern Washington. Just did the more challenging cave there and had a blast.
Being in that cave looks super calm but terrifying at the same time 😅
So is that a no from you on crawling in a cave?
@@LexploreOutdoors id try it
Found a top 20 most beautiful spots in Oregon and im now officially jealous. Can we have Gofest Oregon next year so i can visit all of them?
GO Fest Netherlands then GO Fest Oregon would be incredible 💯
@@LexploreOutdoorsI'll be your tourguide in the Dutchlands. Lexplore might need a year 🙃
You should go to Valley of the Gods one day! Soo pretty there
Big recommendation! Where is that at?
@@LexploreOutdoors San Juan County in Utah, it’d be a bit of a drive but so worth it
It's nine miles from my house to Lava River Cave, and I've never gone there. 😆
Spelunker helmet; you were prepared!
Always… or rarely…
How was your adventure? I hope it was smooth sailing.
The guy must have had a heck of time getting his deer down there back then.
💯😂
Add several interesting 😅
I noticed that when I was editing 😅
Im so scared of going in to caves like these. Imagine being there on your own without a guide!!! 😅
It was so empty though. Like only bugs & bats live down there. Imagine how cool a meditation sesh would be!
@@LexploreOutdoors maybe they are a bit saver then the men-made mines "Limburgse Matse". Some of the passages have collapsed, there's boobytraps, I'm sure you can meditate a lot of your down there on your own 🙃😅
In the cave the temperature is UK summer and outside is the same
Are you referring to my freedom units? 😂
@@LexploreOutdoors you say freedom I say wrong
Lave River Cave was created from the Paulina volcano, not Mt Mazama.
yeah keep them coming but change the host!
Is that a light on your head or does your forehead have a bright idea??
Haha😂
Good one 😏 I missed the opportunity to play “Hello darkness, my old friend” while I was inside.
12:16 Might be good for you or extremely toxic… that’s a WIDE spectrum
A coin flip really 😂
Hydrate 🚰
You look so beautiful as my potential partner never changing my immortal legend just for you 💋 hugs*
Well expec the caves to be trashed now. Quit making videos of our local hangouts. Now we've gotta deal with a bunch of disrespectful out of staters trashing everything.
You’re beautiful. I live in central oregon. I know some places I bet you don’t! 😉
You stole my name. Thanks for that