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Mammoth Cave

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23.01.2022 Caves Road Closure: Saturday 23 January If you're visiting us today, please note that Caves Road is closed in Forest Grove, south of Lake Cave, and you may need to allow extra time to get here. Lake and Mammoth Caves are both accessible from the north on Caves Road, or from the south using Bussell and Forest Grove Rd. ... The closure is likely to be long, as police are awaiting the arrival of the Major Crash Unit.

22.01.2022 The majestic karri trees of Boranup Forest tower up to 80 metres above our heads. Spring mornings are upon us, and misty sunrises make it an absolute dream to take a scenic drive along Caves Road, on our way to work. Don't forget to stop off at the lookout on your way through, this place at dawn is bliss With school holidays here, we recommend booking ahead to avoid missing out. Even if you jump online the night before to buy tickets, it'll ensure maximum holiday happines...s See you at Mammoth soon! @furky_m https://www.margaretriverattractions.com/caves/mammoth-cave/

21.01.2022 Are you one of the lucky people who scored a $100 Wander Voucher this morning? Congrats! You can redeem your voucher at any of the Margaret River Region’s four caves, two lighthouses or Forest Adventures South West zip lining. There's a minimum spend of $200, and you can mix and match different tours and experiences... So you might book a group of friends or another family, or bundle a cave, lighthouse or zip-line experience with another awesome tour in the Margaret River ...Region. To redeem your voucher book at www.margaretriver.com, call (08) 9780 5911 or pop into a Visitor Centre in Margaret River, Busselton or Dunsborough. We can’t wait to welcome you as you #wanderoutyonder! Bookings + inspiration: https://www.margaretriver.com/wander-voucher-margaret-rive/ Pictured here (in no particular order) - Forest Adventures South West, Mammoth Cave, Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, Jewel Cave, Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse, Lake Cave and Ngilgi Cave

21.01.2022 There's always something amazing to discover when you venture into Boranup Forest. Today's surprise amongst the wildflowers? A quenda darting across the path! Also known as a southern brown bandicoot, quendas are marsupials that carry their youngsters in their pouch... definitely not to be mistaken for rats! Next time you visit us here at Mammoth Cave, be sure to take the time to head a few minutes further south to walk the stunning Boranup Forest tracks for awesome views, wildflowers and animal encounters. @jdo_photography via Instagram

19.01.2022 If you were one of the lucky people who scored a Wander Voucher, did you know that you can mix and match tours and experience to make the $200 minimum spend? So you might do a wine tour one day, and a cave the next! Pictured here are McLeod Tours guests enjoying a quiet wander through Mammoth Cave. It's an audio tour with commentary from Western Australia's leading archaeologists and megafauna experts. The self-guided format means you can take your time, and see as much as yo...u like. Being school holidays, and an unusual year (to say the least!) we recommend booking ahead to avoid missing out. Hop onto our website to book tickets, or call 9780 5911 during business hours. We look forward to welcoming you soon! McLeod Tours - Margaret River www.margaretriverattractions.com/caves/mammoth-cave/

17.01.2022 Fancy some school holiday fun? We have four Megafauna Nightstalks running on Tuesday and Thursday evenings during the school break. Book online to avoid disappointment via the link in the Facebook event

14.01.2022 When you make it to here, you've conquered all our stairs! A journey through Mammoth Cave is a wonderful thing... enter via a forest clifftop, explore a vast, jewelled cavern, then emerge through this spectacular sunken doline, past twining wildflowers and lush foliage. It's a self-guided audio tour, so you can take the stairs as quickly or as slowly as you like. Bookings are recommended - call us on 9780 5911 or book tickets via our website.... @lalipame - thanks for sharing such a great photo! https://www.margaretriverattractions.com/caves/mammoth-cave/

14.01.2022 Mammoth Cave was home to one of Australia's most important palaeontological digs in the early 1900's. This was because it was home to megafauna, the long-extinct giant animals that roamed the forest about 50,000 years ago. Many of these giant animals were marsupials, such as giant kangaroos, wombats and the marsupial lion, but there were also huge snakes, lizards and birds Come and learn about megafauna for yourself on one of our self-guided tours- the cave has such a ...fascinating history! PSA: summer and school holidays are here, so it's definitely worth booking ahead to avoid missing out on a cave ticket. Tim Campbell Photo See more

12.01.2022 This is how to tackle our stairs... take a scenic break! One of our wonderful guests @tara_wilton_ shows us how its done, stopping for a moment to admire the forest and breathtaking doline. It's a self-guided cave tour, which means we give you a fascinating audio guide then let you explore at your own pace. Press the buttons for commentary as you make your way around the cave, or simply chat with your friends, interpreting the natural beauty as you wish. One thing we do recommend at the moment is booking ahead. It's been a funny year, and weekends and holidays are busy. Saying that, we really look forward to welcoming you soon. And thanks Tara for visiting and sharing your great photo!

12.01.2022 IG/recordingbeautifulearth thank you for sharing the beautiful and intricate depths of Mammoth Cave It's a busy time of year, being school holidays and summer, so jump online tonight to book your cave tickets (top tip - the first and last tours of the day are quietest...)

09.01.2022 At Mammoth Cave we offer a self-guided tour, so you can wander at your own pace and take your time admiring the native flora and cave formations You'll be given this audio guide, and you simply press the buttons for commentary as you make your way around the cave. Otherwise, just chat with friends and interpret the beauty of this cave as you wish! It's still recommended you book a time slot to visit Mammoth Cave, and this can easily be done by heading to our website.... Or, you can call the friendly locals at the visitor centre (9780 5911), who will happily book a tour for you. www.margaretriverattractions.com/caves/mammoth-cave Elements Margaret River

08.01.2022 Have you walked any of the Cape to Cape Track? Running between Cape Leeuwin and Cape Naturaliste, this 140km track can take about 5-6 days if you walk the entire length. You walk past amazing views of the ocean, forests and wildflowers There are short walks along the track that are easily accessible, and perfect if you feel like hiking for just one day. Parts of the track are even paved to allow access for wheelchairs and prams. After exploring our coastline, come and admire our underground caves. That way you've seen the region's beauty above and below the surface. IG/j1m1d thanks for sharing your photo

08.01.2022 Deep in the darkness, admiring crystals from another millennium! While the caves of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Ridge formed around one million years ago, when massive sand dunes cemented together then mega rainfall hollowed out limestone caverns, it's estimated that the crystal formations started growing about 500,000 years ago. Standing amongst the ancient karst, it's reassuring having 2020 put into perspective - it's a mere blip, a tiny moment on a wonderfully long timesca...le. Walk on, emerge through Mammoth's doline into Boranup Forest, and the lush greenery reminds you that the sun will still rise in the east and set in the west, that life marches on. Thank you @harpermaggs_photography for sharing your lovely photos!

07.01.2022 What goes down must go up again! Your legs get a workout on the Mammoth Cave stairs. But never fear, it's an absolute joy and worth the effort as you climb through this incredible sunken forest, hearing birdsong and taking in the lush green foliage and tiny wildflowers. It's a self-guided audio tour experience here at Mammoth, so there's the added benefit of taking as long - or as little - time as you like to explore. We love slowly looking, admiring, gasping in awe, and we a...lways do the extra Marri Walk at the end - it's too beautiful to miss! Bookings are recommended! Call us on 9780 5911 or book online at https://www.margaretriverattractions.com/caves/mammoth-cave/ @mrs_braithwaites_class

07.01.2022 What a thrill to be included in the Top 10 Spring Holidays adventures! Limited tickets are still available for our Megafauna Nightstalks, tonight and next Tuesday and Thursday evenings. BYO torch and come for an adventure! https://www.margaretriver.com/stories-top-ten-spring-schoo/

07.01.2022 What a thrill - two baby Yodas came to visit! These Jedi Masters may have witnessed the rise and fall of the Galactic Republic, but they hadn't seen Mammoth Cave, so a self-guided tour of the cave and our collection of megafauna fossils was in order. Wisely, they booked ahead, knowing how busy weekends can be in the year that west aussies all #wanderoutyonder. May the force be with you, @adventuresofkodiandkenobi

01.01.2022 Mammoth Cave is much more than a cave - it is a complete nature experience. It's also one of Australia's most important paleontological digs in the early 1900s, and the cave still contains the fossil jawbone of a long-extinct giant marsupial species. Top tip: book ahead for the first or last tour of the day, which is often the quietest. We're running much smaller group tours while social distancing measures are in place, which means tours can fill up quickly. Book ahead, and... enjoy that quieter tour time when you can really appreciate mother nature's wonders. @courtney_a92 via Instagram