Aboriginal people of the area believed the Blow Hole was connected by an underground stream leading to the Murray River near Tucomwal. Stories tell of a native spirit darting from the Murray River through the underground steam and popping out at the Blow Hole. The Blow Hole is a deep hole in a granite outcrop, ... Read more
Aboriginal people of the area believed the Blow Hole was connected by an underground stream leading to the Murray River near Tucomwal. Stories tell of a native spirit darting from the Murray River through the underground steam and popping out at the Blow Hole.
The Blow Hole is a deep hole in a granite outcrop, over 4.5 metres deep, and a deeper narrower hole possibly over 24 metres deep. A hollow sound heard on the south side of the hole, may be of an underground cavern.
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Cost:Free
Hours:Anytime
Visit Time:allow 30 minutes
Toilets: None
Bins: None
Tables/Seating: None
Water: None
BBQ: None
Parking: Roadside
