Adelong Falls Gold Mill Ruins

Adelong Falls Gold Mill Ruins is a heritage-listed gold mining site on Adelong Creek, about 1 km north of Adelong in the Snowy Valleys, New South Wales. Set in a bushland gorge with a waterfall, it preserves ruins of the Reefer quartz crushing battery and other 19th-century gold processing structures from the Adelong Goldfield, one of New South Wales' most productive early goldfields.

Visitors can explore a bushland reserve along Adelong Creek featuring the stone ruins of the Reefer Battery and associated gold mill structures, a small waterfall and cascades, and forested gorge scenery. Sealed and unsealed walking tracks with interpretive signage lead through the ruins and along the creek, with lookouts, picnic areas and creek-side viewing points. The site is an open-air heritage reserve with no enclosed buildings.