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4 days ago · Explore the natural wonders and charming towns of the Blue Mountains, a World Heritage region west of Sydney. Find out how to get there, when to visit, what to do and where to stay in this comprehensive guide.
- Kings Tableland Road, Blue Mountains National Park, 2787, NSW
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- Katoomba area. Katoomba area is the heart of Blue Mountains National Park. This popular day trip from Sydney is home of the iconic Three Sisters. It's packed with heritage walks, world-class views and waterfalls, in...
- Blackheath area. Blackheath area spoils you with amazing walks, mountain biking and cliff top views in Blue Mountains National Park. Visit Govetts Leap, conquer the Grand Canyon and explore the Grose Wilderness.
- Glenbrook area. Glenbrook area is your eastern gateway to Blue Mountains National Park from Sydney. Camp in the wild and enjoy natural swimming spots, Aboriginal rock art, walks and mountain biking, so close to Sydne...
- Lower Grose Valley area. The Lower Grose Valley area of Blue Mountains National Park tempts you with crowd-free nature escapes. Discover remote camping, walks, and mountain bike trails to secluded lookouts and waterfalls, les...
- Cahill’s Lookout and Boars Head Lookout. Time: 15 to 20 minutes. Distance: 400 meters. The first three items on our list (Cahill’s and Boars Head Lookout, Landslide Lookout, and Eagle Hawk Lookout) are all located near one another on Cliff Side Drive.
- Landslide Lookout. Time: 10 to 15 minutes. Distance: 200 meters. This is another great viewpoint of the Blue Mountains. Again, from the parking area, it is a downhill walk to the viewpoint.
- Eagle Hawk Lookout. Time: 5 to 10 minutes. Distance: 50 meters. This is the best of the three viewpoints listed so far. It’s a short, easy walk to an overlook protected by a railing.
- Scenic World. Scenic World is one of the best places to visit in the Blue Mountains. At this one spot, you can ride the world’s steepest railway, stand on the roof of the Skyway, ride on the Southern Hemisphere’s steepest cable car, and walk on boardwalk trails through the rainforest.
Feb 11, 2024 · Learn how to plan a one day trip to the Blue Mountains from Sydney, Australia. Explore the best viewpoints, hiking trails, and attractions, such as Scenic World, Echo Point, and Wentworth Falls.
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The Blue Mountains are justifiably world famous. And it’s not just those World Heritage-listed landscapes that draw people back. Grand gardens, fabulous food (much of it with equally fabulous views), crisp mountain air, heritage hotels, galleries and artisans, and a string of townships each with their own charm… there are few better places to disconnect from the world and reconnect with ...
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The Blue Mountains are a mountainous region and a mountain range located in New South Wales, Australia. The region is considered to be part of the western outskirts of the Greater Sydney area. The region borders on Sydney 's main metropolitan area, its foothills starting about 50 kilometres (31 mi) west of centre of the state capital, close to ...
Nov 6, 2017 · Explore the stunning landscape and biodiversity of Australia's Greater Blue Mountains Area, home to rare and threatened species like the Wollemi pine. Learn about its history, attractions, and how to visit this natural wonder near Sydney.
