Abercrombie Caves

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Abercrombie Caves lie between Bathurst and Crookwell in New South Wales, Australia. An example of a limestone arch formation that has been eroded by water action, it has developed from a sinkhole that became a blind valley. Several good examples of crayback formations exist in both entrances. The caves were reportedly used by several Bushrangers in the 1800s.

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