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You can also find out about the largest gang of
Bushrangers in Australian history, the Ribbon Gang, who hid in the
caves more than 170 years ago. Abercrombie Caves and Reserve are located in
the Central Tablelands region of NSW. The caves are surrounded by native bush on 1,400 hectare nature
reserve. There are swimming holes in the creek as well as a public
fossicking area within the camping area. At the southern end of the
Abercrombie Caves Nature Reserve are the Grove Creek Falls, which
tumble spectacularly some 70 metres. There is an all weather track
leading to the viewing platform. The area has daily cave inspections, bushwalking, camping area,
accommodation, kiosk and sheltered eating areas.
For those p In addition to our listed online travel guide information, contact the local
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