World Heritage Region and home of the Three Sisters
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Gumtrees, gorges, waterfalls and walks! Retreats, Resorts, Cafe's and Cottages!
The stunning World Heritage scenery is enjoyed from the luxuries of brilliant hospitality throughout the Blue Mountains by millions of visitors each year. However, there's more to the region than just dining in the view!
Lovers of action sports can enjoy canyoning, abseiling or rock climbing, and artistic types will get lost in the many galleries and craft shops that add much of the character and charm to the area. Each town is loved by its residence for a multitude of reasons, and the common elements of beautiful views.
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The cosy cafes and award-winning restaurants are a food lovers dream, and there's accommodation to suit any budget.
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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Blackheath
Home of the breathtaking views and bushwalks around Govett’s leap, Blackheath perhaps shares the role of commercial and natural leaders of the region with Katoomba and Leura.
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Blaxland |
Situated 5 minutes from the foot of the Mountain, Blaxland is a small town that sits either side of the Great Western Highway
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Faulconbridge |
A truly beautiful part of the world, Faulconbridge is one of the more historic towns, in a very historic city.
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Glenbrook |
Glenbrook is a vibrant town at the foot of the mountain which welcomes you in with a refreshing exuberance at a Blue Mountains pace.
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Hartley Valley |
Hartley Valley is just west of Mt.Victoria and is the start of the picturesque countryside that makes country N.S.W such a wonderful place to visit.
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Hazelbrook |
Despite its lovely old feel, the town Hazelbrook is quite extensive. The local shops have most modern conveniences and is a short walk away from the bush surrounds and walks to waterfalls.
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Jenolan |
The world famous Jenolan Caves are a must see on your holiday. With different caves for different people, rest assured anyone will enjoy a trip out to Jenolan. Accommodation and shops are available in town.
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Katoomba |
Home of breathtaking scenery and timeless natural treasures, overseen by the iconic 3 sisters, Katoomba is the heart of the Blue Mountains and the leader in natural and commercial wonders.
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Lapstone |
The 1st town in the region, Lapstone Hill is the first of many inclines up through the glorious city of the Blue Mountains
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Lawson and Bullaburra |
Lawson is a principal town for the Blue Mountains, and an old, traditional township.
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Leura |
A phenomenal postcard type town, Leura is situated 5 minutes drive east of Katoomba. With spectacular uninterrupted views across Valleys, Mountains and forests
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Lithgow |
Considered a point where the Blue Mountains evolves into Country New South Wales, Lithgow is a town that will leave an impression on all its visitors
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Medlow Bath |
Perfectly positioned between the busy towns of Katoomba and Blackheath, Medlow Bath enjoys the same brilliant scenery, without the busy streets.
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Mt Irvine |
Please see Mt Wilson for information on Mt Irvine.
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Mt Wilson |
Heritage Mountain Village of exquisite private gardens open to the public. “The jewel in the crown of the Blue Mountains”. Located just off the bells line of road, between Bell and Bilpin.
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Mt. Riverview |
This small residential town is only 5 minutes drive into the mountains, but epitomises the relaxed, quiet, bush setting that the city is renowned for.
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Mt. Victoria |
Mount Victoria is the most westerly township in the Blue Mountains. A small and charming settlement, Mount Victoria has a large number of impressive historic buildings, including the Imperial Hotel (1878), St Peter's Church of England (1874) and The Manor House, built by John Fairfax in 1876.
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Oberon |
Country NSW starts with Oberon and Hartley. Fishing, Horse Riding, farms and expansive green pastures. A major contrast to the Blue Mountains to its east, Oberon is a great place to stay if country life is your preferred option.
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Springwood |
With a multitude of craft and antique shops, all in close proximity to the railway station, Springwood is a popular stop for unique shopping and you are always likely to unearth a special treasure.
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Warrimoo |
A small but growing resident village 20 minutes drive from Wentworth Falls, Warrimoo is increasing in popularity (and value) at present.
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Wentworth Falls |
Spend a day with nature as you enjoy everything "an explorer's village" has to offer. Take a leisurely walk through the Valley of the waters and marvel at the grand waterfalls and the vast and spectacular views of the Jamison Valley.
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Woodford and Linden |
Woodford and Linden are in the mid-mountains and host some great views as you drive or along various trails off the highway.
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Yellow Rock |
A small town in the Lower to Mid Mountains, but with much to see and experience once you explore it.
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