Watch: Man Discovers Underground Waterfall After Climbing Down A Hole In Forest

There are many natural phenomena across the world and people have found these many times by accident or by exploration. Recently, a man along with his team, found an underground waterfall while roaming through a forest. They found a hole in the forest and decided to go down to explore what was inside. They set up their equipment, threw a long rope in the hole and became instantly aware that it was considerably deep.

The man slowly went into the hole climbing down his rope. He kept climbing down and found different geographical formations. A video of the same has been shared on the Instagram account @lowrange_outdoors.

As the man went deep inside the hole, he found a waterfall streaming down into a cave. The unbelievable video went viral as soon as he posted it on social media. The full video is available on the YouTube channel Low Range Outdoors. The climber went inside the hole in the ground with a flashlight, a rope, and other necessary pieces of equipment. After reaching a considerable depth in the cave, he showed a waterfall streaming down, of which the source was not visible.

The impossible-looking sight has created buzz through social media. The climber repeated multiple times that he was unable to discover the source of the water flowing down the cave. The patterns on the stones of the cave, and the way of water flowing made him wonder about the whole place. His curiosity and amazement were heard in the video. In the video, he can be seen covering many corners and rock formations from inside the cave.

His subscribers have shared their amazement in the comments section. A subscriber commented, “By far the best caving video I’ve seen. Hands down. the cascading water over the flowstone like that I’ve never seen. It’s scary to know that hole is wide open like that." Another commented about the surreal view inside the cave, saying, “Oh my Lord, is right. What an incredibly magnificent cave! I could have watched that flow water indefinitely. It almost looked surreal, yet oh so captivating! Thank You so much, for sharing!"