Enjoy the spectacular views, wildlife and recreational opportunities in the Blue Mountains of NSW including snowmobiling, skiing, fishing, hunting, bicycling, boating, and camping. Visit the Leura Gardens Festival, the Mayfield Garden, or take part in the festival of walking. Whatever you enjoy, Sydney's Blue Mountains have something for everyone.

Updated: Saturday May 03, 2003

Travel Guide and Vacation Planner for Sydney, NSW - including the Blue Mountains

LOCATED in north-central NSW, The Blue Mountains area has something for everyone.  Whether we are your final destination or just a stop on the way to the Blue Mountains National Park, the NSW highway is the most beautiful, scenic, safe and fun route over the Blue Mountains.

SO TAKE YOUR TIME and explore our site. Above left are links to some of the most beautiful scenery in the world.   You'll learn about our communities, history, coming events, recreational opportunities, services, as well as maps, driving directions, and distances.

Bring good comfortable hiking boots, extra socks, water, snacks, hat, sun cream, rain gear, travel insurance, insect repellent, first aid kit, torch and a watch. It is important before setting out, that all hikers should advise those at home of the destination of the trip, expected time of return and leave with them the phone numbers of the clubs contacts.

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To learn more about the Blue Mountains
visit the NSW Chamber of Commerce site, or
NSW Community pages