St Michaels Cave
St Michaels Cave is a cave in Australia, 110 m long and 15 m deep.
- Length
- 110 m
- Depth
- 15 m
St Michaels Cave is situated in the Sydney suburb of Avalon Beach. This sea-side cave is around 110 metres long, 15 metres high and 10 metres wide. The original colonial owner was a Reverend John Therry, who planned to deliver lectures within the cave and build a church above it. The cave was formed by the erosion of a jurassic dyke through triassic sedimentary rocks. The cave is known to be a breeding site for Common bent-wing bats and Large-eared pied bats.
Details
- Depth
- 15 metres
- Access
- not allowed
- Length
- 110 metres
- Geology
- Dolerite & Narrabeen Group
- Hazards
- falling rocks
- Location
- New South Wales, Australia
Questions about St Michaels Cave
Where is St Michaels Cave?
St Michaels Cave is in Australia.
How long is St Michaels Cave?
St Michaels Cave is 110 m long.
How deep is St Michaels Cave?
St Michaels Cave is 15 m deep.