Welcome to York University Cave and Pothole club. Exploring caves all over the world since 1981!

If you want to experience places few people get to see, wander in caverns six times the size of York Minster and abseil down to 300 metres underground, then come and see US! YUCPC is an ever-growing group of friendly cavers who meet every Thursday in the University Sports Hall at 8:00pm. We go caving every weekend, in the Yorkshire Dales, Peak District and sometimes further a field such as Wales and the Mendips. You don’t need to worry about gear as we have all the equipment and clothing you need.

News

10th January 2010

Coming up this term...

So, a new term is almost upon us... and there's going to be lots going on!! As well as some cracking permits, we have 2 weekends away scheduled for this term; one at Bull Pot Farm and the other at the YSS hut. On top of all that we'll be rounding off the term with a week in Wales staying at SWCC, fantabulous! Keep your eyes peeled for details of our mid-week socials too.

Latest Trips

YUCPC run single day caving trips almost every weekend with regular weekends away to Yorkshire, Wales and the Mendips.

7th February	Notts Pot (Yorkshire Dales)
6th February	Sell Gill Holes (Yorkshire Dales)
6th February	Alum Pot (Yorkshire Dales)
31st January	Long Kin East & Long Kin East Cave (Yorkshire Dales)
30th January	Rowten Pot (Yorkshire Dales)
30th January	Bar Pot (Yorkshire Dales)
24th January	Mistral Hole - Pippikin Pot (Yorkshire Dales)
24th January	Lancaster Hole (Yorkshire Dales)
24th January	Mistral Hole (Yorkshire Dales)
24th January	County Pot (Yorkshire Dales)

Upcoming Events & Permits

Term time weeks are full of social and caving events. We also regularly apply for cave permits throughout the year. More info on upcoming events can be found in the diary.

19th February	YSS Weekend
27th February	Permit for Death's Head Hole
28th February	Permit for Peak Cavern
6th March	Permit for Titan Shaft
7th March	Permit for Lost John's Cave

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