Electric blue water that looks like it's been dyed with neon food colouring flows through cathedral-like caves in the NSW Blue Mountains. The Jenolan Caves, three hours' drive west of Sydney, are ...

The acting manager of the Jenolan Caves Reserve Trust ... buildings and dumped tonnes of sediment in the unique Blue Lake. The following month, the pandemic hit and all cave tours and visits ...

The heritage-listed Jenolan Caves will have a Blue Lake Boardwalk installed and its tracks, trails and visitor's carpark upgraded in the works.

Jenolan Caves House, the century-old hotel on the site which closed down on April 25, will not re-open until 2026.. Jenolan Caves Reserve Trust, which oversees the precinct, announced a number of ...

The Jenolan Caves are among the oldest in the world, ... The government has funded a new path - where this quoll was spotted - around the lake to protect the platypus.

The Jenolan Caves are a bit of a national treasure. ... Caves Gateway Centre, the Binoomea walking track and Inspiration Point lookout, and an upgrade to the picturesque Blue Lake area.

The alternative entrance is an extra hour deeper into Mammoth Cave at the unfortunately named ‘Slug Lake’. From here, in 1998, Ron Allum, a diving legend and the AG Society’s 2016 Lifetime of ...

Boulders the size of minivans had blocked roads, a 10-tonne rock slid down the hill behind Caves House, built in 1898, gravel filled the Blue Lake, and water flooded into buildings.

With the roads to Jenolan Caves closed for 18 months, one option being explored is a technology dating back to the 15th century. The man became stuck when a group of cavers were exploring the ...