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14K views · 894 reactions | Why experience Jenolan Caves? The reasons are as endless as the caves themselves. Explore on guided tours and adventure caving. Plan to stay at least one night, because you won't want to go home. | Jenolan Caves | Facebook

🌏 Celebrating 25 Years of World Heritage Status! On 29 November 2000, the Greater Blue Mountains Area was unanimously listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a recognition of its extraordinary natural beauty and global significance. This vast wilderness spans 1.03 million hectares of sandstone plateaux, escarpments, and gorges, dominated by temperate eucalypt forests. It is home to incredible biodiversity, including rare and threatened species, and unique ecosystems that tell the story of Austr

Wildlife Wednesday! At this time of year, platypus mums have retreated into nursery burrows to hatch their eggs and rear their young. The newly minted juvenile platypuses venture forth into the world later in summer (January and February). This little fellow is Eggbert, from the 2020-2021 breeding season at Jenolan. We've now had several breeding events at Jenolan and will be keeping an eye out for the Class of '26 early in the New Year! 👀🎓 Stay tuned for more platypus paddling adventures! 💦�

🌸 Flora Friday! 🌸 Following on from its winter prune, the Wisteria on Boilerhouse Rd is now flowering and the lovely scent is in the air 💜🌿 After the first big spring flush of purple flowers, it's been known to flower on and off until February (depending on the weather) so we’ll be enjoying it for a few months to come! Jenolan Caves might be closed for now, but spring is still blooming beautifully around us! 💐 What’s your favourite flower to spot this season? Let us know in the comments!🌷�

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