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  • Blue Mountains National Park     After leaving the hustle & bustle of Sydney, we cross the Nepean River and start climbing our way up into the UNESCO World heritage listed Blue Mountains National Park, passing through quaint mountain villages and expansive valleys filled with Eucalyptus forests.

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  • Wentworth Falls     Wander along the breathtaking Undercliff Track with expansive canyon views of the Kedumba Valley and see the largest waterfall in the Blue Mountains as it plunges nearly 200 metres into an ancient Gondwanan rainforest. 

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  • Sublime Point     One of the most spectacular of all the Blue Mountains lookouts. This is where we'll have our picnic lunch.

 

  • Leura village & Cliff Drive     We will take the scenic route through the quiet tree-lined back streets of Leura Village with it's colourful gardens and historic houses. Eventually we end up on Cliff Drive which follows the rim of the canyon through pockets of rainforest that give way to glimpses of the vast Jamison Valley below.

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  • Echo Point and the Three Sisters     Echo Point is the most famous of all the Blue Mountains lookouts. It gives you the best, up close view of the iconic "Three Sisters" rock formation, as well as a 270 degree view of the vast Kedumba Valley.

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  • Govetts Leap Lookout     Another spectacular Blue Mountains lookout which overlooks the deep & dramatic Grose Valley into which Bridal Veil and Horseshoe Falls plummet abruptly off the escarpment.

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  • Guided bushwalks     We will spend a few hours exploring some of the most iconic Blue Mountains landscapes with a series of short guided wilderness walks away from the crowds. Our aim is to take you on a combination of trails that showcase the most spectacular Blue Mountains environments and offer the opportunity of spotting native Australian wildlife in it's natural habitat. The locations will be chosen by your guide and will take into account the weather & avoiding crowds. You will experience waterfalls, rainforest canyons, groves of towering Eucalyptus trees & awe inspiring views as you are serenaded by birdsong & breathe in the fresh mountain air. Your guide will reveal hidden natural wonders gleaned over a lifetime of exploring the Blue Mountains and talk about what makes this ancient wilderness so unique.

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  • Megalong Valley     Spot wild kangaroos and other Australian wildlife in their native habitat. We will descend off the plateau and drive through a rainforest canyon into the Megalong Valley where we will look back up at the towering sandstone escarpments & across rolling farmland fringed with stands of Eucalyptus forest.

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  • Narrow Neck Plateau Sunset    With magic hour light bathing the vast expanse of golden sandstone escarpments, we'll explore the wind swept beauty of a plateaux top covered in wildflowers and intricately sculpted rock formations, culminating in a breathtaking sunset away from the tourist hordes.​​

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  • Return to Sydney     The days adventure will end with a comfortable journey back to Sydney where you will have a choice of three convenient drop off locations.

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True small group size

Small groups (max 10) create an intimate environment where you can forge genuine connections with fellow adventurers and your guide. With personalized attention, meaningful conversations, and no waiting around for large bus groups, you'll enjoy a flexible, authentic experience that feels more like exploring with friends than being a tourist.

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Spot Aussie wildlife in its natural habitat rather than a zoo

Take advantage of our local knowledge as we take you to places where you can see native Australian birds, reptiles and marsupials in their natural habitat.

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Iconic lookouts & secluded wilderness trails

Experience a diversity of Blue Mountains natural landscapes with a series of short guided wilderness walks away from the crowds.

 

We also visit some of the most iconic lookouts, including Echo Point, where you will get up close to the famous Three Sisters.

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Local insights

Your friendly guide is a passionate & multi-generational Sydney local with a deep love of nature and a lifetime spent exploring the greater Blue Mountains wilderness.

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Late start  =  sleep in!

Yay!  That means you enjoy a sleep in followed by a leisurely breakfast - or an early morning adventure if you're that way inclined! 

 

It also means we miss out on the peak hour madness of Sydney's roads!

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We'll shout you lunch & dinner!

Enjoy an iconic Aussie pie as we picnic at one of the Blue Mountains most beautiful lookouts.  Try a kangaroo pie if you're game! 

 

We'll provide dinner & you can sample the beer voted as Australia's best as you enjoy great conversation with your new found friends at an award winning local Blue Mountains brewery. 

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What you will experience

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Vast canyons

Gaze out from the rim of a vast canyon across Australia's largest forested wilderness.  Marvel at the seemingly endless sandstone plateaux, escarpments and gorges filled with Eucalyptus trees, wildflowers and Gondwanan rainforest.

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Ancient rainforests

Immerse yourself in a Jurassic wonderland of giant tree ferns and rainforest that has changed little since the time of the dinosaurs.

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Epic sunset

Experience a breathtaking sunset away from the tourist hordes, as the magic hour light bathes the vast expanse of escarpments in it's fading glow.

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Waterfalls

Experience the quiet serenity of sheltered cascades and the majesty of towering waterfalls. Dip your toes in crystal clear mountain streams that meander through rainforest canyons

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Intricate detail

Get up close to ancient sandstone cliffs elaborately eroded over tens of millions of years and covered in a dazzling tapestry of mosses, ferns and wildflowers.

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Unique Wildlife

The greater Blue Mountains wilderness is home to over 400 different species of animals, including marsupials, birds, reptiles, and amphibians. 

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Be immersed in nature

Wander through secluded groves of towering Eucalyptus trees, serenaded by birdsong as you breathe in the fresh mountain air.

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Wildflowers

Explore the wind swept beauty of plateaux tops covered in native wildflowers and intricately sculpted rock formations.

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