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Greater Blue Mountains.

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1064.3KM / 661.3MI (Est. travel time 15 hours)

The Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area includes some of the most significant national parks and conservation areas in Australia.

There are 18 beautiful trips that branch off the main route, which runs through scenic towards Lithgow. This two day itinerary is designed to get you started, so you can explore at your own pace.

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Day 1: Sydney
The drive from the heart of Sydney to Katoomba takes about 90 minutes via the M4 Motorway.
Customs House Sydney Visitor Information Centre
Customs House is the only accredited visitor information centre in the Sydney CBD. Located in a heritage building at Circular Quay.
Manly Visitor Information Centre
Live like a local, explore like a tourist with inside information on all things Manly at the Booking and Information Centre, a 'one stop shop'.
Drive – 102KM
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Day 1: Katoomba
Beautiful and historic, Katoomba combines five-star natural wonders with awesome views, heritage guesthouses and world-class walks.
Blue Mountains Visitor Information Centre - Echo Point
Echo Point Visitor Information Centre is an fully accredited with trained staff, who will assist you plan your activities during your visit.
Blue Mountains Heritage Centre
Visit Blue Mountains Heritage Centre to get expert advice on walking tracks, Aboriginal heritage, plants and animals and activities.
Blue Mountains National Park
Home to more than one hundred species of eucalypts and countless rare and ancient plants, this pristine wilderness is...
Grand Canyon Track
Arresting sandstone walls, ever-present waterfalls and abundant native plants line the awesome Grand Canyon track nea...
Leura Cascades
Leura Cascades is a popular picnic area set amidst tall eucalypts, where you can walk beside the rapids on Leura Fall...
The Three Sisters
Part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, the Three Sisters is an iconic formation that you must see at...
Drive – 37KM
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Day 2: Lithgow
The historic city of Lithgow is the gateway to a rich and rewarding region.
Seven Valleys Visitor Information Centre Lithgow
Call into the Lithgow Visitor Information Centre and the friendly and enthusiastic staff at the Visitor Centre help you plan your next adventure.
Hartley Historic Site Visitor Centre
Visit Hartley Historic Site Visitor Centre to learn about the history of the town, book tours, and stock up on snacks and drinks.
Eskbank House Museum
Eskbank House and Museum in Lithgow is a historic home, with splendid displays of Lithgow period pieces.
Hassans Walls Lookout
Hassans Walls Lookout is the highest lookout in the Blue Mountains at approximately 1,100 metres above sea level.
Drive – 45KM
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Day 2+: Capertee
Surrounded by the wonders of World Heritage-listed wilderness, the Capertee Valley is the world's second largest canyon.
Capertee National Park
Capertee National Park offers spectacular birdwatching, walking, camping as well as heritage homestead accommodation.
Glen Davis Ruins
Vertical sandstone cliffs stand guard over these crumbling ruins and creeping vegetation, lending a surreal impression.
Orange
The beautiful Orange region in Country NSW enjoys an outstanding reputation for fresh produce and excellent cool-clim...
Drive – 81KM
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Day 2+: Mudgee
An elegant destination with heritage streetscapes, Mudgee is on the banks of the meandering Cudgegong River.
Mudgee Visitor Information Centre
Friendly staff, local produce, wine, keepsakes and tips to make the most of your visit.
Mudgee Brewing Co
Visit Mudgee's longest-running brewery building and sample Mudgee Brewing Company's ice cold beer, local Mudgee wine and local produce.
Roth's Wine Bar
You know you've found Mudgee's best kept secret when you first enter Roth's Wine Bar.
Wollemi National Park
World Heritage-listed Wollemi National Park offers a dramatic setting for scenic walks, swimming, canoeing and camping.
The Zin House
The most significant thing about the food at The Zin House is where it comes from, Sourced from local gardens and neighbouring farms.
Drive – 194KM
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Day 2+: Upper Hunter
The beautifully diverse Upper Hunter is in the Hunter Valley wine region and is one of the most famous horse-breeding areas in the world.
Pukara Estate
Pukara Estate is focused on sustainable agriculture and the production of their unprecedented range of premium products.
Belmore Hotel
Located in picturesque Scone, the heart of Thoroughbred country, The Belmore is the Upper Hunters favourite place to sit back and unwind.
James Estate Winery
James Estate enjoys an enviable position with sweeping views of the Goulburn River from their spacious cellar door sales and tasting area.
Two Rivers Wines
Since 1988 Two Rivers have specialised in making quality wines from premium grape varietals.
Hunter Belle Cheese Factory & Cafe
Treat your tastebuds to a selection of creamy camembert, marinated feta, gourmet yoghurts, crumbly cheddar and more.
Drive – 182KM
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Day 2+: Hawkesbury River
In the beautiful Hawkesbury explore historic towns and World Heritage-listed wonders.
Hawkesbury Visitor Information Centre
The welcoming staff at the Visitor Information Centre can provide you with a variety of information, maps, books, accommodation details, souvenirs, and more.
Ettalong Diggers Visitor Information Centre
Welcome to Ettalong Diggers - the club with the longest view!
Hawkesbury Kayaks
Come explore the beautiful Hawkesbury River by kayak. Kayaks available for hire seven days a week, between 8.30am and 4.30pm.
Berowra Waters Marina
Have a day out on the river, enjoy a relaxing picnic, sit by the water with some delicious fish and chips or dine in the restaurant.
Hawkesbury Harvest Farm Gate Trail
Whether for a day, a weekend or longer, visitors will enjoy this country experience on Sydney's doorstep.
Old Great North Road World Heritage walk
Old Great North Road - World Heritage walk features a historic convict-built, some in chains, road overlooking the Hawkesbury River.
Drive – 153KM
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Southern Highlands
Discover the rural delights of the Southern Highlands, from cool-climate wines and fresh seasonal produce to gorgeous gardens.
Southern Highlands Visitor Information Centre
The Southern Highlands is a unique area. In fact it is hard to find a region similar anywhere else in Australia.
Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre
Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre is located a short walk from the magnificent Fitzroy Falls, where water plunges over 80 metre to the valley below.
Fitzroy Falls
Discover the beauty and grandeur of the Fitzroy Falls, a waterfall that drops more than 80 metres in the Morton National Park.
Surveyor General Inn
The Surveyor General offers travellers a unique place to visit, refresh themselves, and enjoy the ambience of an historic Australian pub.
Bradman Museum & International Cricket Hall of Fame
Cricket come to life with interactive displays, videos and exhibits of historical artifacts.
Tulip Time Festival
Now in its 58th continuous year, this award-winning festival is one of Australia's biggest floral festivals.
Goulburn
Declared Australia’s first inland city in 1863, Goulburn will charm you with many wonderful attractions, including th...
Drive – 270KM
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Mount Tomah
The garden at Mount Tomah overlooks the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area and boasts stunning panoramic views.
Blue Mountains Heritage Centre
Visit Blue Mountains Heritage Centre to get expert advice on walking tracks, Aboriginal heritage, plants and animals and activities.
Hartley Historic Site Visitor Centre
Visit Hartley Historic Site Visitor Centre to learn about the history of the town, book tours, and stock up on snacks and drinks.
The Potager
With floor-to-ceiling glass windows, diners can fully appreciate the natural beauty that surrounds The Potager at beautiful Tomah Gardens.
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