
The Hole in the Wall Grotto

A 2015 trip to TRC found members of the Hole-in-the-Wall Grotto relaxing at the Zeus Pools. Photo Credit: Damon Uleberg

In the Hot Springs County Museum you will find the original Hole-in-the-Wall Bar and maybe even the Hole-in-the-Wall Grotto. Photo Credit: Chuck Carver

In 2017 the Hole-in-the-Wall Grotto spent a day at the TMS Ropes Course in Thermopolis, WY. It was a day of adventure and a chance to get comfortable on rope. Photo Credit: Lorraine Lehman

A 2015 trip to TRC found members of the Hole-in-the-Wall Grotto relaxing at the Zeus Pools. Photo Credit: Damon Uleberg
Membership
The Hole-in-the-Wall Grotto is an affiliated grotto of the National Speleological Society (NSS). Membership is open to anyone with a sincere interest in speleology. Our members are bound together by their desire to learn about the underground wilderness and protect it for future generations.Membership to the Hole-in-the-Wall Grotto is $12 a year. Membership ensures you will get emailed about upcoming trips, pub nights, events and our newsletter The Outlaw.
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Join the Board!
We currently have several board members looking to step down. We will be holding elections shortly. Please send an email to holeinthewallgrotto@gmail.com if you are interested in taking on a larger role in our caving community.

Hole-in-the-Wall Board
The Hole-in-the-Wall Grotto is governed by an executive committee made up of the following officers:
Chairman: Josh Parrie
Vice Chairman of Projects: Savannah Sawyer
Vice Chairman of Programs: Lynne Swank
Secretary-Treasurer: Bob Montgomery
Newsletter Editor: Lorraine Lehman

NSS Recomendations
We are asking our members to follow the recommendation of the NSS about caving during this time. For more information check out caves.org. Plus they have great content to keep you entertained during these times.
Caving during Isolation?
Covid-19
Events
Cave Closures: October-April
A few of the caves in Wyoming have seasonal closures from October through April to allow for Bat Hibernation. Please respect these closures and check before you go caving if there are closures or if a permit is required.