Indian Caves

Sandyston Township (Sussex County - US)
41.185000,-74.851667

Location

The Rock House is located midway between the Delaware River and Bevans Post Office. Proceed and about 200 yards east on a woods trail to an eastward-facing rock ledge. There are three rock shelters in this ledge. The trail leads directly to the largest, the so-called Bevans Rock House. One hundred yards north of the Rock House is the shelter known as "The Indian Cave," and 50 yards south of the Rock House is another smaller shelter. Source : * RICHARD F. DALTON, "Caves of New Jersey", Department of Environmental Protection, New Jersey Geological Survey, Bulletin 70, juin 1976, pages 19 et 24. Didier Borg - 14/03/2017

Documents

Bibliography 14/03/2017

* RICHARD F. DALTON, "Caves of New Jersey", Department of Environmental Protection, New Jersey Geological Survey, Bulletin 70, juin 1976, pages 19 et 24

Histoire

These shelters were much frequented by Indians because of their convenience. Source : * RICHARD F. DALTON, "Caves of New Jersey", Department of Environmental Protection, New Jersey Geological Survey, Bulletin 70, juin 1976, pages 19 et 24. BTH - 15/03/2017

Cavités proche

Distance (km)	Nom	Longueur (m)	Profondeur (m)
18.3	Crooked Swamp Caves
172.2	Howe Caverns	640
544.4	Fée de Crabtree (Trou de)
649.2	Diable (Trou du)
700.5	Boischatel (Grotte de)
831.2	Fée (Trou de la)	65	30
832.5	Fourneau (Le)
833.2	Philomène (Trou à)
833.8	Chambord (Grotte de)