This weekend after a long wait i finally have been able to explore Jackson's creek underneath Peterborough. I had been waiting to do it for a long time however the river had been too high or the universe had been conspiring against me (me or my friends were busy). About the creek itself though, It runs about a km under down town Peterborough. The underground chunks are a few hundred meters long on average with 10-30 meter breaks in between. On each side of the creek there are curbs to stand on. The only problem with that is the amount of spider webs, if you are afraid of spiders you WILL be getting your shoes wet as you can simply walk in the 10Cm water in the middle for most of the way. I wont say specifics on how to get in/find this as it will be easy with google earth. Overall the trip was very fun and worth doing if you end up in Peterborough.

cheers, mullet

Ps. as you can see in the photos the different chunks of the system all seem to be built differently so if you're into architecture it should be fun to look at.

Pps. if youre going bring a flashlight a hat,gloves (optional just makes your life easier) and boots if you dont want wet feet.
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Looks awesome. I'll have to check it out this summer.

A torch and rubbers are pretty standard for drains/streams.. Either way, looks like a neat spot. We have a shorter underground stream where i live, and it's always a good time to take a stroll through!

ive been down there before.. its a wicked place to just relax with friends

nice job guys

I've lived here most of my life and somehow have yet to get down there. Looks neat!

Thanks for sharing and keeping the site alive with new stuff. Appreciated!