About 1 hr drive away are the spectacular Jenolan Caves. Nine show caves are open for public inspection with guided tours at regular intervals.

At 340 million years old, scientists now believe these incredible limestone caves are the oldest open caves of their type in the world. To put it into context, the Blue Mountains began to form 100 million years ago; dinosaurs became extinct 65 million years ago, and Tasmania was joined to the mainland as recently as 10,000 years ago.

Over 10 kilometres of bushwalking trails take you to many of the above ground spectacles the 2164 hectare wildlife reserve has to offer.