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The Blue Mountains is perfect for exploring the best that NSW has to offer. The Three Sisters at Echo Point, bushwalking, galleries, dining, shopping, day spas, golf, and numerous attractions. The Blue Mountains is the ideal destination for that romantic getaway or family escape.
Explore the many adventure activities, attractions, galleries, cinemas and experiences on offer from quality local business operators within the Blue Mountains. For general information on things to see and do, such as bush walks, local towns and more, browse our Visitor Information pages.
Where is the Blue Mountains located? View a map of Australia, New South Wales and the Blue Mountains.
A Must See For Blue Mountains Visitors! Less than two hours from Sydney, Scenic World is a must-see nature based experienced in the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains. Home to the world's steepest railway, visitors can also glide on air on the Scenic Skyway and Cableway, and explore temperate rainforest on the Walkway.
Bushwalks & Bushwalking Tracks. There are so many amazing bushwalking tracks to explore throughout the Blue Mountains region. Check out the table below for some of the more popular walks in this stunning World Heritage listed region. Please Note:
Scenic World is in Katoomba, in Australia's World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains, just 100 Km west of Sydney (2 hours by road or train). We're on the corner of Violet Street and Cliff Drive, only 3km from Katoomba's town centre and railway station and have a multi story free car park facility.
The Three Sisters is the Blue Mountains’ most spectacular landmark. Located at Echo Point Katoomba, around 2.5 kilometres from the Great Western Highway, this iconic visitor attraction is experienced by millions of people each year.
About the Blue Mountains. Location and Maps Find your way around, use our interactive map to make sure you don't miss anything on your trip... Weather and Climate Detailed current weather forecast and what you can expect all year round...
Blue Mountains Australia is proud to present the most comprehensive accommodation guide to Australia's most spectacular destination. With literally hundreds of accommodation venues in the Blue Mountains, this menu allows you to easily select the accommodation style and location you are seeking.
The Blue Mountains region is rich in history. Once considered an impassable barrier, the Blue Mountains is now a major gateway to Western New South Wales. We acknowledge the Aboriginal Dharug, Gundungurra, Wanaruah, Wiradjuri, Darkinjung and Tharawal Nations as the traditional owners of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area.
