Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park

Just outside Sydney, visitors can enjoy unforgettable wildlife experiences and attractions that offer the chance to see Australia’s iconic wildlife up close, including koalas, kangaroos, wombats, and emus, along with a wide variety of exotic species from around the world. With thoughtfully designed enclosures, engaging presentations, and opportunities for personal encounters, they provide a fun and educational experience for all ages. Set in beautifully maintained grounds, each park offers a relaxed and family-friendly atmosphere that brings you closer to nature.

Leura Cascades

The waterfalls and lookouts of the Blue Mountains are some of the region’s most breathtaking natural attractions. Leura Falls offers a serene escape, with gentle cascades flowing through lush rainforest and stunning views from nearby lookouts.

Wentworth Falls

Wentworth Falls is one of the area’s most impressive sights, where water plunges over 100 metres into a dramatic valley, surrounded by walking trails and panoramic viewpoints.

Echo Point Lookout

The Katoomba Night Lit Walk offers a magical way to experience the Blue Mountains after dark. This easy, accessible trail winds through the Jamison Valley escarpment, connecting scenic lookouts and natural landmarks with gentle lighting that highlights the landscape’s beauty. At night, the path is softly illuminated, allowing visitors to enjoy the dramatic cliffs, waterfalls, and rock formations in a calm and peaceful setting. With views of the Three Sisters and Katoomba Falls glowing under the stars, the Night Lit Walk is a unique and enchanting experience for visitors of all ages.

Leura

Join a 2-hour long guided tour of historic Leura with a local tour guide.

Scenic World Blue Mountains

Ride the Scenic Railway, the world’s steepest passenger railway, as it descends into the lush Jamison Valley. Glide above ancient rainforests on the Scenic Skyway, with its glass floor providing incredible views of the valley below. Stroll through the tranquil forest on the Scenic Walkway, a serene boardwalk nestled beneath towering cliffs. Finally, take in panoramic vistas from the Scenic Cableway, offering a smooth ride back to the top with stunning sights of the Three Sisters, Katoomba Falls, and beyond.

Evans Lookout

Perched on the edge of the Grose Valley, Evans Lookout is one of the most spectacular viewpoints in the Blue Mountains. From this dramatic clifftop, visitors are treated to sweeping panoramic views of ancient sandstone escarpments, deep forested valleys, and the vast wilderness of the Blue Mountains National Park. The lookout is a gateway to the Grand Canyon Track—one of the region’s most iconic bushwalks—making it a favorite starting point for both casual visitors and seasoned hikers. Whether you're visiting at sunrise, when the valley glows with golden light, or at sunset, when the cliffs are painted in rich hues of red and orange, Evans Lookout offers a truly unforgettable Blue Mountains experience. Interpretive signs share insights into the area's geology and ecology, adding depth to the stunning scenery. It's the perfect place to pause, reflect, and reconnect with nature.

Blackheath

The Campbell Rhododendron Gardens in Blackheath offer a peaceful and picturesque escape in the heart of the Blue Mountains. Spread across 45 acres of native bushland, the gardens feature a stunning mix of exotic rhododendrons, azaleas, and camellias, blending beautifully with the natural eucalyptus forest. In spring, the gardens come alive with vibrant colour as the flowers bloom in brilliant shades of pink, red, and purple. Meandering walking paths lead through tranquil glades, around small ponds, and under canopies of blossoms, making it a perfect spot for a quiet stroll or picnic. These unique gardens offer a beautiful harmony of cultivated beauty and natural bushland.

Govetts Leap

Govetts Leap is one of the Blue Mountains’ most awe-inspiring lookouts, offering a dramatic panorama over the vast Grose Valley and beyond. From this clifftop vantage point, visitors can gaze across layers of rugged sandstone cliffs, towering eucalypt forests, and the plunging Bridal Veil Falls, which cascades over 180 meters into the valley below. Known for its breathtaking scale and raw natural beauty, Govetts Leap perfectly captures the untamed spirit of the Blue Mountains. It's a haven for photographers, nature lovers, and those simply seeking a moment of quiet wonder.

Lithgow

The Zig Zag Railway is a historic and scenic railway journey through the breathtaking Blue Mountains. Originally built in the 1860s, this heritage railway winds through rugged sandstone cliffs, lush forests, and stunning mountain landscapes. Passengers can experience the charm of vintage steam trains while enjoying panoramic views of the valleys below. With its fascinating history and incredible scenery, the Zig Zag Railway offers a unique and nostalgic way to explore one of Australia’s most beautiful regions.

Hartley Historic Village

The Hartley Historic Site near Lithgow is a beautifully preserved village that offers a fascinating glimpse into colonial life in New South Wales. Set against a backdrop of rolling hills and rugged sandstone cliffs, the site features a collection of 19th-century buildings, including a courthouse, churches, and cottages, all constructed from local sandstone. Visitors can explore the village on foot, learning about its history as an important stop on the early road west. With its peaceful setting, rich heritage, and charming architecture, Hartley provides a unique and atmospheric journey into Australia’s past.

The Blue Mountains Botanic Garden

Set high on the basalt peak of Mount Tomah, the botanic garden is home to to thousands of plant species from around the world & showcases a diverse collection of rare and exotic flora, including vibrant rhododendrons, towering eucalypts, and delicate alpine flowers. Scenic walking trails wind through beautifully landscaped gardens, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. With its tranquil setting, unique plant life, and educational displays, the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and garden enthusiasts alike.