Shawls - the red colours are from iron oxides and tannins
Imperial River
Visitors exploring the Imperial Cave
Shawls and helictites
Visitor exploring on a guided tour
Active flowstone
Stalactite in the Imperial Cave
The Crystal City
Stalagmites at the Crystal City
Touch specimen in the Orient Cave
Broken Column in the Lucas Cave
Canopy with stalactites
Water can shape the limestone into fantastic formations
Jenolan has three huge natural arches through the limestone
A guided tour
Rich colours can be seen in the shawls and stalactites
Ancient muds can sometimes be seen in caves
Phreatic chamber - formed by slow moving water
The Lace Curtain in the Lucas Cave
The Unicorns Horn in the Lucas Cave
Cave breakdown in the Lucas Cave
Slow moving water can form jug handles or holes through the limestone
Stairs leading through a natural cave arch
Visitors admiring the Imperial River
A young Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby warming itself by a light
Egyptian Wall in the Orient Cave
Visitors exploring the largest chamber in the Lucas Cave, the Exhibition Chamber
Columns - where stalactites and stalagmites join
Columns in the making
Interpretive sign at the Devil's Coach House lookdown
View out of the Grand Arch
Columns, shawls and stalactites
The Red Shawl
Glittery rim pools
Visitors admiring the cave structure