great caves that haven't been touristed up like a lot of caves. no frills attraction that will be a... read more
great caves that haven't been touristed up like a lot of caves. no frills attraction that will be a... read more
If you like a little bit of walking and a little bit of adventure, strap your shoes on, grab a... read more
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great caves that haven't been touristed up like a lot of caves. no frills attraction that will be a highlight of your trip. you can climb where you want and get stuck where you want. just use your common sense and enjoy. make sure you...More
If you like a little bit of walking and a little bit of adventure, strap your shoes on, grab a torch and take the short drive from Orange to visit these caves. It's a fun little adventure.
We popped in to the Borenore reserve to go to the overhang cave, we didn't realise there would be a part to walk thru to go around the ring track or we would have brought our torch. It was a lovely walk and our 3.4dd...More
I have been out to Borenore Karst a couple of times before for picnics and a quick look around the arch cave area. This time however I came prepared. Arch Cave loop is a nice 600m walk which leads you to the south eastern (?)...More
We have travelled past here many time and decided it was time to stop. There is a large picnic area and toilets. There are 2 main walks. The Arch Cave which is the shortest walk and the Verandah/Tunnel Cave walk which is about 7 km...More
I went with my (70 year old) Mum, we both found the track very easy to walk on. The bushland leading up to the cave was very picturesque. The rock arch was massive and full of character, there's also a lovely little stream underneath. The...More
My better half and I explored this cave and we very much enjoyed ourselves. This is a good cave for someone who been caving before and it made a very good picnic as we had the whole place to ourselves. One other plus is it...More
Access to the caves is via a one kilometre well maintained gravel road at the end of which one arrives at a superb and very large picnic ground. A superb place for a lunch stop and lots of very friendly kookaburras to share ones lunch...More
The cave is small and a bit of a let down if you were expecting a larger cave. You can walk around it in under 10 seconds. Beware of the bats as once they are disturbed they will come flying out. Also take mositoque repellant...More
Frankly speaking, the caves are not interesting, but it's a good place to have a picnic or bushwalk. Admission is free. Watch your steps when you walk in the caves.
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