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Some of the most glorious swimming holes in all of NSW can be found in the Blue Mountains. Whatever you’re looking for there will be something for you on this list, from swimming at the bottom of waterfalls, to in-between towering gorge walls, or in secluded pools surrounded by fern covered cliffs. We’re sharing the best spots including some amazing hidden gems.
Bilpin is located in the lesser known part of the Blue Mountains, just one and a half hours from Sydney. It might be best known for apple picking but there’s a whole lot more to it than that. We’ll tell you about the magical glow worm dell, sensational sunset spots, easy nature walks and the best place to head for a picnic.
Dog friendly walks in the Blue Mountains don’t have to be dull! Some of the best trails in the whole area allow dogs, so you don’t need to choose between a great walk and leaving your pup behind. These aren’t paved trails but proper hikes, so we’ve given some details on the paths to help you choose which are right for your dog.
There are few things more magical than standing in the darkness watching flashes of gold light illuminate the night sky. For just a few weeks a year that’s exactly what you’ll find at multiple locations in the Blue Mountains. We’re sharing everything you need to know about viewing the spectacular firefly displays.
Leura is the most charming of all the towns in the Blue Mountains and you could easily spend a whole afternoon hopping between the cafes and shops. However, Leura has a lot more to offer than that alone, with waterfalls you can swim under, secret caves, fabulous lookouts and hidden picnic spots. This guide covers all the best things to do, including a few hidden gems.
Wentworth Falls is one of the Blue Mountains best weekend destinations and once you scratch beneath the surface, there’s a lot more to do besides the obvious lookouts and walking trails. We’re sharing where you’ll really find the best views, plus great sunset spots, a hidden cave and even a secret glow worm dell!
There are so many amazing sunset spots in the Blue Mountains, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to deciding where to go. All have incredible views of the mountains and valleys. As well as the major spots you shouldn’t miss, we’re also sharing some hidden gems that you will hopefully get all to yourself!
Mount Wilson is autumn is nothing short of magical. The sheer number and variety of colourful trees is a sight to behold. There are seven privately owned gardens which open to the public during this period and it’s an opportunity you don’t want to miss. We’re sharing the best gardens for autumn leaves and tips for finding out when the peak colour will happen.
