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Jenolan Caves is a heritage-listed cave complex in the Blue Mountains, noted as Australia’s largest, most spectacular and most famous tourist caves. It is operated by the Jenolan Caves Reserve Trust and focuses on conservation, restoration, limestone geology, Aboriginal culture, and the caves’ modern history and wildlife, while offering visitor experiences and facilities including Jenolan Caves House. The site is currently closed for major road repairs and flood-related damage, with a planned reopening in the second half of 2026 and ongoing upgrades such as a Blue Lake Boardwalk, upgraded tracks, and visitor amenities.
