Blue Mountains
Australia’s great new hike is just 90 minutes from Sydney
The beauty of the Grand Cliff Top Walk is that it can be done in bite-size chunks, so hikers can join the walk for as long as they choose.
- by Julie Miller
The must-do highlights of the Blue Mountains in three days
From iconic sights and trails, to new experiences that tap into current trends or ancient connection to Country, this three-day itinerary showcases the natural and cultural gems of the Blue Mountains.
- by Julie Miller
Mountain retreat has front-row seats to iconic Aussie vista
Framed through large windows that run almost the entire length of the top level, be prepared to have your socks knocked off.
- by Sheriden Rhodes
Destination guide
New South Wales
Blue Mountains
Your ultimate guide to where to stay, eat and the must-see highlights.
Best times to visit the Blue Mountains
The Mountains’ healthy social calendar means there’s always an event or theme to tailor activities around, according to the seasons.
- by Julie Miller
The 12 best places to stay in the Blue Mountains (whatever your budget)
With spectacular scenery, excellent restaurants, quaint shops and both romantic and family-friendly getaways, there’s something for everyone.
- by Julie Miller
The Blue Mountains’ best places to eat and drink
After so long stuck in that dismal ‘small town’ vortex, the Blue Mountains dining scene is burgeoning with choice for weekend visitors.
- by Julie Miller
The hidden highlights of the Blue Mountains
You may think you already know the Blue Mountains and all that they have to offer. But psst ... the locals have let on what you really need to know and where you need to go.
- by Julie Miller
The Kyah Boutique Hotel review, Blackheath, NSW: Art deco meets Palm Springs
This clever motel conversion is exactly what the mountains was crying out for with its mix of stylish contemporary rooms, warm hospitality and elevated food offerings.
- by Sheriden Rhodes
Hotel Etico, Mount Victoria, NSW: Australia's first 'social enterprise' hotel assists young adults with learning disabilities
Hotel Etico is Australia's first "social enterprise" hotel, providing vocational training and independent living skills for young adults with learning disabilities.
- by Julie Miller
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