 Porth yr Ogof is now uncommercialised, and is used as a learning resource for caving.Along with the other attractions in the cave, two short potholes are easily accessible by amateur potholers.The cave is generally wet, however; White Horse Pool, named so because of the shape of the calcite deposit on the back wall, is several metres in depth despite the shallowness of the edges, and there are many sumps (completely flooded passageways), the majority of which exist in the portions of the cave north of the Tradesman's Entrance.