Blue Mountains

· Part of the Greater Blue Mountains area, which includes 7 national parks and was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage natural site in 2000.
· Home to vast stretches of pristine bushland and subtropical rainforest, with eucalyptus trees being the most prominent feature.
· Features magnificent natural landscapes. Due to the vast area, visitors typically tour via shuttle bus or private vehicle.
· Each season offers different views: spring brings cherry, peach, and crabapple blossoms, while autumn features maple, birch, and dawn redwood foliage.

Scenic World Blue Mountains is located near the Three Sisters in Katoomba, about 2 hours from Sydney. Features include:

• Scenic Skyway with world's first electro-plated glass floor

• Views of Three Sisters, Mount Solitary, Jamison Valley, and Katoomba Falls

• Cableway descending into heritage-listed rainforest

• Scenic Railway (world's steepest incline railway) with 52-degree descent through an 80m tunnel

Transportation

1. Train: Take Blue Mountains Line from Central Station (platforms 12-13) to Katoomba (2 hours), then Blue Mountain Trolley Tours shuttle

2. Drive: Follow Parramatta Road and M4 motorway

3. Bus: Regular Citylink bus service between Sydney and Blue Mountains

4. Organized Tours: 1-2 day tours available from Sydney tour operators

Admission
Free

Opening Hours
24 hours (January 1 - December 31, Monday-Sunday)