Lovelock Cave & Legend of the Red-haired, Cannibal, Giants. HOW to get up to the cave itself.

In this video we show the two walkways to get up the Lovelock Cave itself. Dion will videotape, as well as, narrate walking the paths to give visitors an idea of what to expect if/when they try to ascend to the inner area of the cave itself. There are only 2 ways to reach the cave and the first trail is the most treacherous and dangerous.

Anyone who wants to see the inside of this historical cave needs to be in fairly good physical condition. People who have back, hip, or leg surgeries are discouraged as the footing, especially on the first trail can be slippery.

Once Dion reaches the entrance to the cave on the first trek, he will briefly look inside to give an idea as to what to expect. The second pathway up is more flat and much longer to get to the cave. This is definitely the safest way to get to the cave.

Whichever trail you take, please be aware of the clothing and footwear you wear on this short hike. Remember, you are in the desert and depending on the time of year you go, dress accordingly. Dion found out how slippery it was coming back down from the first hike. Boots are a must as there are many critters, including snakes, that inhabit this area. It is also recommended to take a very bright light as it's almost completely dark inside without one.

Please stick around for Dion's return from the long trek as his boredom gets the best of him and he start relating stories and conspiracy theories as to what lies ahead in 2024. It's very entertaining, to say the least.

This is our first video of the cave. In Part 2 we plan on getting more information of the cave, artifacts that was found, and the myths or TRUTH of the red-haired, cannibal, giants. Hopefully will have some videos of artifacts and photos of the escavation of the cave itself from 1911-1929.

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Music:
Erev Shei Shoshanim