Growling Swallet - TAS

River disappears into a large cave. Key access required. Growling Swallet, is a place of fascinating limestone rock formations, where clear running water plunges underground into the Junee-Florentine karst. The Junee–Florentine karst covers an area of about 18,500 ha and contains more then 500 documented cave entrances.The Growling Swallet walk is mostly flat, through beautiful forest, with lots of fungi, ferns, mosses and lichens. The track can be very wet in places. Track markings are minimal and it is easy to miss the final fork in the track that leads to Growling Swallet. After you’ve walked for some time and can hear the sound of rushing water, watch for a narrow fork in the track off to the right and leading downwards. Take this track down to the right, to a small landing area where you can catch a glimpse of water. The final few metres of the track down to Growling Swallet is steep and can be slippery.