Byaduk Caves - Byaduk North (VIC)

5 /5 Lisa Gaskett: Caves are amazing, most fun Ive had learning history & geography in years.

5 /5 Mark Edwards: The caves themselves are actually collapsed lava tubes. It is a nice simple walk to get there from the car park and there are four different caves to have a look at. If you are feeling particularly energetic it looks like you can actually climb down into at least one of them. There is also an interesting stone wall nearby.

5 /5 Anthony Smith: These caves are actuality an old lava tube which has collapsed in four places allowing us to look down inside. Council paths guide us on an easy walk from car parking to the lava tube and then safely between the huge collapses. As photos show this is a great and interesting place to visit. Highly recommended! Look for Kangaroos. They like to watch. Some have climbed down into the first collapsed section as it looks more cave like. Note that there are NO actual council paths or steps setup to EASILY achieve this. Dont anticipate walking in an actual cave on your visit or assuming you will be able to mount the difficult looking climb to get in one.

4 /5 Rodney Avery: Located about 20km south of Hamilton in western Victoria, this is a system of lava caves or tubes which have been exposed in some places by collapsed rooves. There is also a fine example of a dry stone wall at the rear of the reserve made of local volcanic rock. The access road off the main road is a few kilometres long and mostly smooth gravel.

4 /5 Kerry Ho: Great walk looking at 4 sink-hole caves. You can climb down Haymans 1 without any gear, go with solid walking shoes or runners, but it isnt looked after and can be a bit overgrown. Flies are bad during warmer weather, and I think they are resistant to insect repellent!