This track leads to Tara Cave, an Aboriginal occupational site that was used until around 1850. It is a 4km return walk, easy accessible and a short - it can be completed in 45min without stops easily.
As a matter of respect to the aboriginal communities, the actual cave is closed and fenced, so no public access possible. It can just be observed from outside. This might be a bit boring for people who expect to explore the cave.
Therefore my recommendation:
Book the tour with a local aboriginal guide and learn more!
Booking through the Visitor Center necessary.

Elly Beinhorn

June 21, 2020

This track leads to Tara Cave, an Aboriginal occupational site that was used until around 1850. It is a 4km return walk, easy accessible and short - it can be completed in 45min without stops easily.
As a matter of respect to the aboriginal communities, the actual cave is closed and fenced, so no public access possible. It can just be observed from outside. This might be a bit boring for people who expect to explore the cave.
Therefore my recommendation:
Book the tour with a local aboriginal guide and learn more!
Booking through the Visitor Center necessary.

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Elevation 530 m

Weather

Sunday 21 December

28°C

21°C

78 %

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Max wind speed: 9.0 km/h

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