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Bookmark or Share- Why Utah's Nutty Putty Cave Is Sealed Up With One Spelunker InsideA hydrothermal cave located west of Utah Lake, Nutty Putty Cave welcomed spelunkers for decades — until John Edward Jones died inside in 2009. He was stuck in the narrow passageway for more than a day, mere feet from rescue, but they couldn't do anything to help him.
- The Harrowing Death Of John Jones Inside Nutty Putty Cave - All That's ...Once a popular attraction for cave explorers and thrill-seekers, Nutty Putty Cave is now only a tomb, the grave of a doomed explorer named John Edward Jones who got trapped inside and died in 2009. Nutty Putty Cave was documented for the first time in 1960 by a caver named Dale Green.
- The Nutty Putty Cave and the untimely death of a young caverIn 1960, Dale Green and his friends discovered and explored a cave in Utah. After having gone through its narrow turns and passages lined with clay, the texture of soft, brown putty, they named...
- The Nutty Putty Cave Tragedy - Historic FlixIn a remote stretch of Utah’s wilderness, hidden beneath the Earth’s surface, lies the infamous Nutty Putty Cave. The cave, first discovered in the 1960s, would welcome tens of thousands of spelunkers – also known as cavers – over the years, who would make their way through its narrow passages and tight crawl spaces.
- Nutty Putty Cave - WikipediaThe Nutty Putty Cave is a hydrothermal cave located west of Utah Lake in Utah County, Utah, United States. The cave attracted amateur and professional cavers alike despite its narrow passageways. It has been closed to the public since 2009 following a fatal accident that year. [1]
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