A world of wonder

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 yourself.

What to see, eat & do on a Blue Mountains day trip

Day trip

Enjoy an exciting day trip in the Blue Mountains from Sydney. Hike beautiful trails, enjoy delicious food and treats at some of the area's fantastic eateries, and marvel at the incredible views in this beautiful World Heritage site.

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Young people enjoying view of Olympian Rock Lookout, Blue Mountains National Park

The ultimate long weekend in the Blue Mountains

Itinerary

For the active traveller, few pockets of NSW offer the rewards of the Blue Mountains. The whole region is virtually one oversized, World Heritage-listed national park where the landscapes vary from rugged escarpments and sheer sandstone cliffs to picturesque waterfalls and well-worn walking tracks dotted with ancient flora. Follow our guide for an action-packed weekend away.

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Four friends riding over a bridge with water enjoying mountain biking in Blue Mountains - Credit: Storyation

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Greater Blue Mountains Drive

Road trip

Unveiling a spectacular wilderness in all its rugged glory, the Greater Blue Mountains Drive is an epic journey through the alluring sandstone plateaus west of Sydney, an elixir of fresh air, adventure, country hospitality and a tantalising gourmet scene.

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Aerial view with sunflare, Capertee Valley - Gardens of Stone National Park
Aerial view of cable car across valley, Scenic Skyway in Scenic World, Jamison Valley
Sun rising over Pantoneys Crown tableland, Capertee Valley in the picturesque Gardens of Stone National Park.
Sweeping scenic view of Capertee Valley, Lithgow
Scenic views overlooking the Nepean River, Penrith and Mulgoa from Portal Lookout, Blue Mountains