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There’s just a magic in Blue Mountains National Park that stays under your skin. Could be the towering eucalypts throwing a blue haze across the ridges, or the cliffs glowing gold at sunset while the birds sing their sunset chorus. No matter what causes it, each time I drive out from Sydney, I see again why it’s earned its World Heritage status.

For years I’ve led travellers through this landscape — from the iconic Three Sisters at Echo Point to Jenolan Caves and the Megalong Valley — and take it from someone who knows, the Blue Mountains are more than a day trip. They’re a deep-breathing antidote to city life, a vast amphitheatre of towering cliffs, cascading falls and eucalyptus aroma.

Only an hour and a half west of Sydney by road, the National Park is part of the World Heritage-listed Greater Blue Mountains Area, a massive wilderness reserve covering more than a million hectares that extends as far as Wollemi National Park. It’s a patchwork of steep gorges, rainforests and eucalypt forests home to over 400 species of Australian animals, including lyrebirds, wallabies and the occasional shy dingo.


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