2025 Boranup Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

Visited mammoth cave with parents who are not able to climb stairs well. They were able to walk the first 2 levels and climb the first flight of stairs. Commentary provided through headsets helped. Available in English, Mandarin and other languages. The caves were spectacular especially for them who have never been into a cave before. The fact that we were able to explore the mammoth cave on our own without a guide was fantastic as my parents needed time to slowly walk around and descend from the stairs. #mammothcave #margaretriver

Spectacular cave and worth a visit! Self-guided tour with audio headset which comes with the tix, user friendly, and very informative. After the cave tour, there’s a 160 steps staircase going up to the ground. After that, there’s two 15 min or 30 min bush walking trails to pick to get back to visitor center. Would recommend the 30-min trail which offers more interesting plant species and landscape along the way.

Me & my family loved the cave after being to them all the the region this is far the prettiest

Mammoth Cave, nestled in Western Australia's Margaret River region, is a captivating natural wonder showcasing millions of years of geological history. Stretching over 500 meters, its limestone chambers are adorned with intricate stalactites and stalagmites, offering visitors a glimpse into the Earth's ancient past. Guided tours lead explorers through its labyrinthine passages, revealing the cave's geological significance and Aboriginal heritage, with evidence of Indigenous occupation dating back millennia. Whether marveling at its stunning formations or learning about its cultural importance, visitors are immersed in an unforgettable journey of discovery. Mammoth Cave stands as a testament to nature's beauty and the rich tapestry of human history intertwined with the land. #MammothCave #MargaretRiver #WesternAustralia #GeologicalHistory #AboriginalHeritage #CaveExploration #NaturalWonder #Stalactites #Stalagmites #NatureDiscovery