Yarrangobilly Caves

Yarrangobilly Caves is a large limestone karst system in Kosciuszko National Park, Snowy Valleys, New South Wales. Located in the northern Kosciuszko area, it comprises several decorated show caves formed over 440 million years. Notable for extensive stalactites, stalagmites and the 27°C thermal pool fed by natural springs, it is managed by NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service and accessed by guided tours.

Visitors can expect a karst valley setting with limestone gorges, forested slopes and the Yarrangobilly River. Access is via Yarrangobilly Caves Road to a visitor centre where guided tours depart for show caves such as Jillabenan, Jersey, South Glory and North Glory. Inside caves visitors see calcite formations, flowstones and caverns along lit pathways with stairs. Outside, visitors can swim in the 27°C thermal pool, walk short karst trails, picnic and stay in historic Caves House and cabins.