Abercrombie Caves
A cave reserve with one of the largest natural limestone arch caves in the Southern Hemisphere. The Great Arch Cave is about 221 meters long.
Abercrombie Caves lies about 70 km south of Bathurst. Its centerpiece is the Great Arch Cave, about 221 meters long and 30 meters high. It is considered one of the largest natural stone arches in the Southern Hemisphere. Inside is a dance platform built by 19th-century miners.
The reserve also has other guided caves, walking trails and campgrounds. The caves were closed for repairs in recent years, so check opening and ticket information with NSW National Parks before you go.
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Nearby sights
- Carcoar
- Millthorpe Village
- Mount Panorama Circuit
- National Motor Racing Museum
- Chifley Home
- Bathurst Regional Art Gallery
- Machattie Park
- Bathurst Heritage Precinct & Courthouse