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Blue Mountains Rhododendron Garden

Blue Mountains Rhododendron Garden

This famous garden in Blackheath that features the worlds most magnificant specimens of Rhododendrons and Azaleas. This garden is set in Blue Mountains with the best of the natural bushland surroundings . Open from 9-5, these delicate attractions are one of the Blue Mountains many symbols of beauty.

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Mount Tomah Botanic Gardens

Mount Tomah Botanic Gardens Mount Tomah Botanic Garden is the spectacular cool-climate garden of the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney. Located in the northern Blue Mountains the Garden features plants from the southern hemisphere and many beautiful regions of the world. At 1,000 metres Mount Tomah overlooks the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area with stunning panoramic views. Relax to the sounds of native birds and cascades of the rock garden. Enjoy peaceful garden walks, see rare Wollemi Pines in lush Rainforest or take a guided tour to discover the beauty of every season. A walk around this 28 hectare garden takes

The Edge Cinema

The Edge Cinema This wide sceen 3D movie theatre is located in Katoomba, and provides you with the vibrant activities and breath taking views of the Blue Mountains without having to leave your seat. Both educational and fun this screening shows without a doubt the reason why the Blue Mountains is one of the most popular destinations in the world. The Edge goes beyond the Three Sisters to explore the rainforest, valleys, rivers and gorges of the World Heritage listed Blue Mountains. Scale vertical cliffs and swim through hidden limestone caves, deep in the heart of this unique Australian landscape. Screening

Scenic Railway and Skyway

Scenic Railway and Skyway Hop on the railway, or the skyway, either way, enjoy the magical Blue Mountains scenery. The railway offers a tour through plunging rainforests and cascading waterfalls, the skyway offers the exquisite mountainous views that the Blue Montains is so famous for. Both the railway and the skyway are open all year round from 9-5pm and are an ideal way to tour the Blue Mountains, in an exciting and spectacular way.

Blue Mountains Honey Company

Blue Mountains Honey Company Watch the very busy bees at work, then inspect the results, the gift lines truly reflect the fruits of their labour. An interesting and tasty way to see how nature works. Open 5 days - 0900 to 1600. This is the place to come for gift wrapped beeswax candles and bottled honeys, as well as comb honey. The range of mountain fine fare also includes mustard, chocolate, nuts in honey, conserves and liqueur fruits.

Megalong Valley

Megalong Valley Megalong is an Aboriginal word thought to mean 'Valley Under The Rock'. The first record of a European coming to the valley was of Thomas Jones, a natural history specimen collector, who followed the course of Cox's River from Burragorang to Hartley in 1818. The first land was taken up in 1838, those settlers travelling from Burragorang and Camden. The best bushwalking in the Megalong is the historic 'Six Foot Track'. One of the few places where you can see what the gorges of the Blue Mountains look like from your own two feet, with many magical Rainforest walks, and


 

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