Blackheath Attractions

Located at the end of Hat Hill Road in the Grose Valley, this weathered sandstone rock formation offers magnificent views over the Grose Valley to Mount Banks and Mount Hay.

The Lookout gets it's name from an anvil that was...

Ashcrofts Restaurant is situated in the heart of the Blackheath central business district is now a firm favourite for locals and a premium dining destination for visitors to the region.

The food style is Australian/Eurasian and...

Blackheath Golf Club is the top course at the top of the mountains (1045 metres). Enjoy playing on a course in the middle of a National Park.

The challenging Par 69 layout is in an idyllic setting with hundreds of colourful...

Six different ways in and out - all of them strenuous - lead to this fabled forest deep in the Grose Valley. The area was set aside for conservation some 20 years before the Blue Mountains National Park was created.

The walk...

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Blue Mountains National Park is located just 60 kilometres west of Sydney. It is unique in it's history, its wildlife and world famous scenery. The landscape is part of the traditional...

This classic walk in the world heritage listed Blue Mountains National Park was first established in 1907, taking walkers along the path of a canyon. In places, it avoids deeper and more dangerous sections of the canyon by following a path cut...

Enjoy the beauty of the Blue Mountains by taking a walk through the forests. Discover the diversity of the area as you travel through natural landscapes and those that exhibit the shaping hand of human occupation. There is a walk to tempt everyone -...

The purpose of this garden is to conserve the natural features of the area for the pleasure of visitors and encourage tourists to enjoy the beauty of the garden.

The garden of 18 hectares contains azaleas, rhododendrons,...

Just one kilometre west of Blackheath, Centennial Glen is a cool Glen with small waterfalls, ferns and impressive sandstone overhangs and provides excellent views of Kanimbla Valley. The Glen is also a popular site for rock climbers. The Centennial...

Evans Lookout is located at the top of the escarpment at the end of Evans Lookout Road

This is the beginning of a number of tracks in and out of the Gorge including the Grand Canyon walk and the Cliff Top Track to Govetts...

Fisher Blue Mountains Gallery is a dedicated, photographic art gallery on the Great Western Highway, in the village of Blackheath. The gallery sometimes hosts visiting exhibitions, but usually displays photographic, fine art prints from Rob...

Govetts Leap Lookout is a popular spot to stop and view the spectacular panorama before descending into the Grose Valley for one of the regions more physical walks where you can view the towering cliffs leading back up to Perry Lookdown and Evans...

This Greater Blue Mountains Drive Discovery Trail explores five routes radiating out like the spokes of a wheel, each an out-and-back drive and can be done in any order from the charming mountain village of Blackheath.

Offering...

A pleasant drive to the western end of Shipley Plateau passing local apple orchards will bring you to Hargraves Lookout and provide magnificent views over the rural Megalong Valley.

At the very end of Shipley Plateau is Mount...

The Hat Hill Gallery is a commercial fine art gallery located in an original 1920s printing factory in Blackheath in the Blue Mountains, 120 kilometres west of Sydney.

Presenting fine contemporary art created by artists of the...

Travelling along Shipley Plateau through a mix of bush (spot the waratahs in Spring), small farms and orchards at the end you will reach Mount Blackheath Lookout with views to the north and west to the Great Dividing Range over the Kanimbla Valley....

Mount Portal Lookout is six kilometres from the eastern entry gate of the Blue Mountains National Park. Situated on the edge of the escarpment the viewing platform offers excellent views of the Glenbrook Gorge and Nepean River and interpretation at...

Mount Solitary is an isolated plateau and at 919 metres it dominates the landscape of the Jamison Valley and can be seen from all vantage points along the eastern escarpment. Rising 165 metres above the valley floor and about four kilometres long,...

Perrys Lookdown offers grand views from the top of the escarpment into the World Heritage National Park and the Grose Valley.

This is the shortest but steepest descent to the famous Blue Gum Forest and offers a small camping...

The Victory Theatre Antique Centre is the largest antique centre west of Sydney. Blackheath village, 10 kilometres west of Katoomba, has become a Mecca for antiques and collectables shopping.

The Victory Theatre Antique Centre,...