Description:
within the Hecates Cauldron is a small glen where two watercourses discharge into a bowl-like valley that includes a rock mound supporting an enormous old Eucalypt. The two watercourses have undercut soft strata and created two different and special cavernous places or grottoes. Both feature non-perennial waterfalls. The eastern one has a mosaic of coloured waterworn pebbles on the floor. The western one has a moss-covered floor. Named by Yuri Bolotin and Michael Keats, 25 September 2015.
Location:
Ben Bullen State Forest