Barton Creek Cave No. 2 is one of the lesser known caves of Austin/Travis County. This news article will explain the biology and geology behind Barton Creek Cave No. 2.
A cliffside cave called Barton Creek Cave No. 2 is visible to the naked eyes from a far distance from Barton Creek in Barton Creek Preserve. This cave is just upstream from Barton Creek Cave No. 1 on Urban Assault Wall, just 80 feet above creek level. The crawlway inside this cave is about 75 feet long in diameter. (Ref: https://www.tcmacaves.org/download/87/capital-caver/2056/the-capital-caver-4.pdf)
Now the rock formation of this cave is native limestone. Many caves in Central Texas have a rock formation of native limestone.
The high distance above the ground makes accessibility difficult for many people. Even cavers have a hard time climbing to get into Barton Creek Cave No. 2. One you reach the outside of this cave, you will be able to see a beautiful view of Barton Creek and Gus Fruh Park itself. The view from looking outside this cave is similar to an aerial view.
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