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The Jubilee Cave has its own unique brand of formations and is a special treasure as you will find out if you visit it. From the delicately tinted flow stones that decorate the walls to the fine helictites liberally dispersed throughout the cave, this cave truly offfers a surprise at every turn. To get to the Jubilee Cave, you must take a short walk through the Imperial Cave. |
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Duration of Tour : 2 hours A special treat for those who want to see many kinds of formations. There are many steps to be climbed and much bending and therefore is not recommended for children, the elderly or the physically disabled |
Special formations Alabaster Hall Cooks Cavern Edies Bower Gem of Jenolan Marble Arch Ridleys Shortcut The Pincushion Victoria Bower Water Cavern Whales Throat |
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