Yarrangobilly Caves thermal pool
Discover Yarrangobilly Caves thermal pool
In a pristine mountain river setting, you probably wouldn't expect to find a pool, never mind one permanently heated to 27 degrees Celsius by a natural spring. But that's exactly what you'll discover at Yarrangobilly Caves.
The main pool overflows with a gentle cascade into a children's wading pool.
In summer, come here for a quick swim and a picnic. In winter, it's magical to float in the warmth and watch steam rise from the water's surface, as snow blankets the ground around you.
There's a picnic area next to the pool, as well as change rooms and toilets. Access is via the short but steep thermal pool walk, or along Yarrangobilly River walk loop.
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