<b>Alt:</b> 1582m <b>N</b>81035 <b>E</b>35394 <b>Fix type:</b> Surface survey <b>Fix position:</b> No idea <b>Point name:</b> p031
<p><b>Location:</b> Next to Stögerweg (path 201) somewhat beyond <ahref="28.htm">Augsteckhöhle</a> (Kat. 28). Located very near laser point 0/9.
<p><b>Underground Description:</b> Mainly horizontal and going northish under the path. A large phreatic tube in horizontally bedded limestone. Visited by Andy Waddington, Doug Florence with Karl Gaisberger on August 12th, 1978. Latter person collected a rare cave beetle from it (only the second specimen of this species collected in Austria, if we understood Karl correctly), which I think is now in the Natural History Museum in Vienna, having been pickled in Vodka borrowed from an expedition member. Name comes from discovery of Elk bones when first explored.