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- Blackheath
Blackheath is a historic village in the upper Blue Mountains, named by Governor Macquarie in 1815. The town is also known as 'Rhododendron.. read more
- Blue Mountains National Park
When was the last time you explored the Blue Mountains; sampled an award winning restaurant; taken a rejuvenating beauty treatment in an.. read more
- Grose Valley
Grose Valley is at the heart of the Blue Mountains National Park, a short drive from Lithgow. It can be viewed from several lookouts from.. read more
- Jenolan Caves
Take a break from your world and visit the timeless seclusion of Jenolan Caves, where the beauty above and below ground are inspirational.. read more
- Katoomba
Katoomba is easily the best place to get the full experience of being in the Blue Mountains. It's home to one of Australia's icons of nature.. read more
- Katoomba Falls
Near to Katoomba are the Katoomba Falls situated between the Three Sisters and the Scenic Railway, on the edge of the Jamison Valley. From.. read more
Blue Mountains Information
The beauty and majesty of the Blue Mountains-a tranquil escape just two hours drive from Sydney-showcases nature at its most spectacular. Experience untamed bushland, mind-boggling rock formations and abundant native wildlife. Shutterbugs love this corner of the world for its many natural blessings, among them idyllic waterfalls, sandstone escarpments, verdant hiking tracks and jaw-dropping canyons. Indeed, this is Australia's most accessible wilderness territory.
The stunning World Heritage scenery can be enjoyed from the luxuries of brilliant hospitality throughout the Blue Mountains. And while the mountains themselves command due attention, it is the surrounding community that demands further inspection. The Blue Mountains have long been a touchstone for aspiring artists, many of whom draw inspiration from the spirit of the original Aboriginal owners of this land. Art galleries, outdoor sculptures, museums, rainforest retreats and literary escapes are part and parcel of the region's rich daily trade.
The Blue Mountains' cosy cafés and award-winning restaurants are a gastronome's dream, and lovers of the outdoors can enjoy canyoning, abseiling, rock climbing, bushwalking, horse riding and more. If you have time, venture further, beyond Leura or Katoomba, to the natural wonders of Wollemi National Park or the labyrinth of limestone grottos and caverns at Jenolan Caves.
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