Low lake cavern

The Low Lake cavern lay beneath Long Fell But for the island at its center and a pair of rocky shelves that served as the lower landings of the stairways that entered the chamber, the lake occupied the whole of the cavern that bore its name. Hundreds of graceful Loons tied the water and, at night, turned the chamber into a choral hall. The cave had a two hundred foot high ceiling and measures about four hundred across at its widest point. Rich deposits of colorful minerals and copper-bearing rock lend it an air of enchantment.