Australia National Parks, Jenolan Karst Conservation Reserve, New South Wales (1996)

Jenolan Karst Conservation Reserve is located in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales and was established in 1996.

It is a remarkable site for its spectacular caves, limestone formations, and underground river system.

The oldest cave system in the world, Jenolan Caves, is part of the reserve.

The rivers and streams are also a popular spot for canoeing and swimming.

The reserve is home to a variety of native wildlife, including wallabies, possums, and many species of birds.

The area is best explored during summer when it is the warmest and driest, although it is still beautiful in the colder months.

The reserve is well-known for its guided tours and activities, as well as its stunning natural beauty.

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