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Greater Sydney- a metropolitan area separated by areas of wilderness, mountains and nature.
Areas near Sydney are divided into regions:
West: Blue Mountains, Wollemi, Garden of Stones, Kanangra-Boyd
North: Yengo, Ku-ring-gai, Brisbane Waters, Central Coast (towards Newcastle)
Southwest: Southern Highlands, Bungonia (towards Goulburn)
Southeast: Royal National Park, Nattai, Illawarra (towards Nowra)
Refer to Country NSW for areas outside of these.
Blue Mountains (South)
Blue Mountains (South)
Where the well-known three sisters sit near Katoomba. This includes the touristy areas of Katoomba near Scenic World, including Federal Pass, Wentworth Falls and Leura, along the Great Western Highway (and Blue Mountains Line).
Blue Mountains (North)
Blue Mountains (North)
Grose Valley wilderness area splits the Blue Mountains into two. The valley is built with a network of walking trails along with lookouts on both sides of the wall, guiding visitors to the diverse wildlife of the area. While being severely impacted by bushfires, the former glory of Blue Gums still shines deep in the wilderness.
Victoria Falls
Grand Canyon
Govetts Leap
Mt Banks
Pierces Pass
Blue Gums Walk
Wheeny Gap
Tootie Creek
Porters Pass
Mt Hay
Mt Wilson
Medlow Bath
Kanangra, Jenolan & Megalong Valley
Kanangra, Jenolan & Megalong Valley
Western bits of Blue Mountains off Blackheath and Lithgow still give a similar look but vastly different. Discover the Jenolan Caves, farmlands along Six Foot Track and more.
Newnes/Wolgan: Wollemi & Garden of Stones
Newnes/Wolgan: Wollemi & Garden of Stones
Northwest of Lithgow is where hidden gems sit. See the rock pagodas and soaring cliffs, features that don't appear elsewhere in Blue Mtns.
Berowra Valley, Ku-ring-gai, Brisbane Waters (North of Sydney)
Berowra Valley, Ku-ring-gai, Brisbane Waters (North of Sydney)
Sydney is separated from Central Coast and Newcastle through the mountains and rivers of these places. These are within easy reach of public transport. There's also everyone's favourite station- Wondabyne Station.
Nattai, Royal National Park (South of Sydney)
Nattai, Royal National Park (South of Sydney)
Plenty of coastal walks, country views and waterfalls towards the south of Sydney. Royal National Park is also the second oldest national park in the world, offering long coastal walks along stunning cliff edges and beaches. From a short stroll in the park to the full coast-to-coast run, it's a place that suits all.
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