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Scenic World Blue Mountains

Cnr Violet Street & Cliff Drive, Katoomba NSW 2780

Scenic World – in the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains of Australia – offers a range of experiences that can be found nowhere else on Earth, including the world’s steepest passenger railway. Less than two hours from Sydney by road or train, it’s a must see destination for overseas and interstate visitors; and a great day out for those who live in the Sydney region.

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Blue Mountains Adventure Company

84A Bathurst Rd, Katoomba NSW 2780

The Blue Mountains Adventure Company is the home of quality adventure experiences across the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area.  

You will find our office in the bustling mountain village of Katoomba, an ideal base for accessing the world-famous sandstone cliffs and canyons that are an adventurer's playground. Experience the rewards of venturing off the beaten track and discover the hidden landscapes of the Blue Mountains.

The Blue Mountains Adventure Company has been providing memorable wilderness experiences to visitors and locals for over 30 years. Our qualified, experienced guides have the deep local knowledge to ensure you get the most out of your time here.

With a broad range of canyoning, rock climbing and abseiling adventures from introductory to advanced levels, we will work with you, your group, team or family to ensure that you choose the right adventure for you. Whether you're a complete beginner or a seasoned adventurer, our team can guide you through some of the most remote, beautiful environments on earth.

Read more about adventuring with us on Trip Advisor, and visit our website to find out about our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee

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High and Wild Mountain Adventures

207 Katoomba Street, Katoomba NSW 2780

High n Wild operate daily adventures in the Blue Mountains, including Abseiling (Rapelling), Rock Climbing, Canyoning, Mountain Biking, & Bushwalking / Bush skills courses. We also operate Snow & Ice climbing (mountaineering) courses both in Australia & overseas.

High n Wild for Blue Mountains Canyoning, Abseiling, Rock Climbing, Snow Climbing, Ice Climbing, Adventure Abseiling, Canyoning and Mountain Bike Adventures

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Mount Blackheath Lookout

Along Shipley Road, Blackheath NSW 2785
Travel along Shipley Plateau through a mix of bush (spot the waratahs in Spring), small farms and orchards - at the end you will reach Mount Blackheath Lookout with views to the north and west to the Great Dividing Range over the Kanimbla Valley. At 1,076 metres it is the perfect place to relax and watch the sun go down after a strenuous bike ride or when the weather is right you might be fortunate to see colourful hang gliders and parasails riding the thermals after launching from this popular site. There are dirt sections along Shipley Plateau.
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Hargraves Lookout

Views over Shipley Plateau, Blackheath NSW 2785
A pleasant drive to the western end of Shipley Plateau passing local apple orchards will bring you to Hargraves Lookout and provide magnificent views over the rural Megalong Valley. At the very end of Shipley Plateau is Mount Blackheath, a popular hang-gliding site from a purpose built ram near the lookout at 1076 metres. If the conditions are right gliders soar over the Kanimbla Valley and sometimes can reach Bathurst.
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Centennial Glen

End of Bundarra Street and follow the dirt road west, Blackheath NSW 2785
Just one kilometre west of Blackheath, Centennial Glen is a cool Glen with small waterfalls, ferns and impressive sandstone overhangs and provides excellent views of Kanimbla Valley. The Glen is also a popular site for rock climbers. The Centennial Glen/Porters Pass circuit walk takes about three hours, and has some steep sections and can be damp underfoot so care should be taken.
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Dryridge Estate

Dryridge Estate, 226 Aspinall Road, Megalong Valley NSW 2785
Dryridge Estate is a stunning boutique vineyard in the Megalong Valley, Blue Mountains. The estate is just a two hour drive from Sydney and 20 minutes from Blackheath, which makes it very accessible for a day trip or a fabulous weekend away. Open for wine tasting and cheese platters every Saturday and Sunday, where you can sit back, relax and look at one of the most spectacular views in NSW. The wines are beautiful, fresh and incredibly easy to drink! Dryridge Estate also has incredible accommodation and the capability to host events and weddings.
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Campbell Rhododendron Gardens

Bacchante Street, Blackheath NSW 2785
The purpose of the Campbell Rhododendron Gardens is to conserve the natural features of the area for the pleasure of visitors and encourage tourists to enjoy the beauty of the garden. The garden of 18 hectares contains azaleas, rhododendrons, camellias, maples, spring bulbs, towering trees both native and exotic, and a lake. Picnic areas are available. A feature of the garden is the beautiful natural fern glades and the abundance of native flora. Membership subscriptions and donations help towards the upkeep of the garden. The Blue Mountains Rhododendron Society is a volunteer organisation which manages the Gardens and does all of its own fundraising. The Lodge in the Gardens is open during the peak flowering season from the beginning of October to the first week of November for the best Devonshire Teas in the Blue Mountains.
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The Gardners Inn

255 Great Western Highway, Blackheath NSW 2785
The Gardners Inn is the oldest licensed hotel in the Blue Mountains, it was established in 1831. The grand old building boosts many enticing features and has always been a popular watering hole and rest stop for those travelling across the historic mountains. There is the Main Bar, perfect place to kick back and relax with your friends and the Sports Bar to catch up with mates and watch the races, rugby and many other various sports.
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Hat Hill Gallery

3 Hat Hill Road, Blackheath NSW 2785
The Hat Hill Gallery is a commercial fine art gallery located in an original 1920s printing factory in Blackheath in the Blue Mountains, 120 kilometres west of Sydney. Presenting fine contemporary art created by artists of the Blue Mountains region and beyond. Artists include Jenny Kee, Cate Dudley, Andrew Ireland and Viken Minassian.
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Greater Blue Mountains Drive

Corner Govetts Leap Road and Great Western Highway, Blackheath NSW 2785
This Greater Blue Mountains Drive Discovery Trail explores five routes radiating out like the spokes of a wheel, each an out-and-back drive and can be done in any order from the charming mountain village of Blackheath. Offering a journey across plateau and valley environments, this Discovery Trail includes a wide selection of lookouts, picnic sites and walks. Highlights of the Trail include Pulpit Rock, Govetts Leap, Evans Lookout, all with unsurpassed yet different views of the Grose Valley, home of the Blue Gum Forest; the rural Megalong Valley and Shipley Plateau. Starting and returning to Blackheath this 92 kilometre trail will take two to three hours to drive, plus stops. It includes suburban streets, narrow sealed and sometimes windy and unsealed roads. Stop at the National Parks Blue Mountains Heritage Centre and learn more about the area through interactive displays and free film screenings in the theatrette.
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Blue Mountains Walking Tracks

Blue Mountain National Park, Blackheath NSW 2785
Enjoy the beauty of the Blue Mountains by taking a walk through the forests. Discover the diversity of the area as you travel through natural landscapes and those that exhibit the shaping hand of human occupation. There is a walk to tempt everyone - from a gentle stroll to the Blue Pool, a more difficult climb to see the Aboriginal hand paintings or the challenging Wentworth Falls track. The Blue Mountains are waiting to be explored by you.
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The Victory Theatre Antique Centre

17-19 Govetts Leap Road, Blackheath NSW 2785
The Victory Theatre Antique Centre is the largest antique centre west of Sydney. Blackheath village, 10 kilometres west of Katoomba, has become a Mecca for antiques and collectables shopping. The Victory Theatre Antique Centre, presents 50 dealers over two floors with wares ranging from jewellery, books, vintage clothing, paintings, dolls, ornaments, light fittings, fine china and porcelains, through to furnishings and furniture, and boasts the greatest variety of stock in the Blue Mountains. The building is a revamped Art Deco picture theatre, originally named the Arcadia when it opened in 1921, is now, with its Jenny Kee designed community murals, a Blue Mountains landmark. Included in the centre is Blackheath Jewellery, with its extensive range of modern and estate jewellery, and the popular Victory Café, which opens for breakfast and lunch seven days a week and for dinner from Thursday to Saturday.
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Day Fine Art

27-29 Govetts Leap Road, Corner Govetts Leap Road and Wentworth Street, Blackheath NSW 2785
Day Fine Art is a business that has an eclectic interest in Australian Painted and Printed works and Old Master Drawings and Prints. The gallery aims to present rare works that are aesthetically appealing and also offer an interesting historical significance. They provide an exceptional client service and cater for all budgets, styles and interests. Stock includes a selection of Australian pantings, drawings and prints by artists such as: Norman Lindsay, Arthur Streeton, Thea Proctor, John Brack, Arthur Boyd, Adam G Ball, William Raworth, Murray Griffin, Ethleen Palmer, Peter H Marshall, Ken Knight, Robert Dickerson, Yosi Messiah and many more... A bespoke art advisory service is available spanning from buying and selling artworks to conservation and restoration of private collections. Please visit the gallery or contact for further information.
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Gallery Blackheath

44 Govetts Leap Road, Blackheath NSW 2785
Established in December 2001, Gallery Blackheath is a non-profit, artist owned and managed collective showcasing a selection of fine paintings, drawings and print works by prize-winning Blue Mountains artists. The gallery is widely recognised as playing a major role in the establishment of Blackheath as a significant regional art centre. New exhibitions of works by gallery partners are presented every two months and feature works by selected guest artists from time to time.

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Blackheath lookouts driving route

Blackheath lookouts driving route, Blackheath NSW 2785
30km (one way) - 2 hour - Easy difficulty For some of the most awe-inspiring mountain, valley and waterfall views in the state, you can't miss this driving route, taking in an amazing cluster of Blackheath lookouts. A brilliant introduction to the spectacular western region of Blue Mountains National Park, it's a hassle-free driving tour for keen photography buffs and visitors of all ages. From Anvil Rock lookout ... Visit website for more info
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Bakehouse on Wentworth Blackheath

105 Wentworth Street, Blackheath NSW 2785
Bakehouse on Wentworth is an organic sourdough bakery and cafe. The dream became reality in 2002, when a passionate baker, dedicated to his craft opened for business in Blackheath. Shelves stocked with a display of hand moulded sourdough loaves and the scent of freshly baked bread filling the streets, enticed the senses of passers by. Sweet, tempting cakes, irresistible treats and mouth watering gourmet pies were created to complete the bakeries range. The journey has continued and the dream has expanded to four retail outlets.
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Old Ford Reserve

Megalong Valley, Megalong Valley NSW 2785
Camping is allowed at Old Ford Reserve, a picturesque camping and picnic area alongside Megalong Creek in the Megalong Valley. The Reserve is accessible by road, the Megalong Valley is mostly granite country and the Valley has bird species that are not found on the cliff tops. Old Ford Reserve is 8.3 kilometres along the Six Foot Track from Katoomba
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Anvil Rock

End of Hat Hill Road, Grose Valley, Blackheath NSW 2785
Located at the end of Hat Hill Road in the Grose Valley, this weathered sandstone rock formation offers magnificent views over the Grose Valley to Mount Banks and Mount Hay. The Lookout gets it's name from an anvil that was placed on the lookout in 1940. A wind eroded cave is just 400 metres to the west. Dirt road access for two kilometres. It is a ten minute walk from the carpark and Hat Hill Road has approximately eight kilometres of dirt access - however the view is well worth it.
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Hydro Majestic afternoon High Tea

5288 Great Western Highway, Medlow Bath NSW 2780
Featuring majestic and panoramic views overlooking the Megalong Valley, the Hydro Majestic is one of Australia's most iconic historical hotels. With its understated elegance and warm ambience featuring plush furnishings, fireplace and charming artworks The Wintergarden offers a premium afternoon high tea which is the perfect place to enjoy this grand tradition whilst enjoying the spectacular views of the Megalong Valley. Afternoon high teas are served to your table on a three-tiered silver stand and consist of petit pastries and a selection of finger sandwiches. Freshly baked scones are served with homemade jam and fresh clotted cream. Freshly brewed speciality teas and coffees are brought to your table throughout the afternoon. Vegetarian and gluten free options can be catered for at no additional cost, please advise any dietary requirements at the time of booking.
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Blue Mountains National Park

Blue Mountains Heritage Centre, end of Govetts Leap Road, Blackheath NSW 2785
It's big, blue and beautiful! Blue Mountains National Park is located just 60 kilometres west of Sydney. It is unique in it's history, its wildlife and world famous scenery. The landscape is part of the traditional country of Aboriginal people including Daruk, Gundungurra, Wiradjuri and Dharwal. The park includes the Grose Wilderness, dedicated for its wild unspoilt natural beauty. At Katoomba see the Three Sisters and Katoomba Falls. Glenbrook, (45 minutes from Sydney) has camping areas, scenic picnic areas, Aboriginal cultural sites and swimming holes. There are 300 kilometres of heritage walking tracks and hundreds of lookouts, most within easy reach of a string of train stations. It's a wilderness made easy to get to! Part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, this park is internationally recognised and was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2000 for its outstanding and universal values of significance for all people.
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Govetts Leap Lookout

Govetts Leap Road, Blackheath NSW 2785
Govetts Leap Lookout is a popular spot to stop and view the spectacular panorama before descending into the Grose Valley for one of the regions more physical walks where you can view the towering cliffs leading back up to Perry Lookdown and Evans Lookout. At the top of the escarpment is a picnic ground, toilets and access to cliff top walks plus the Fairfax Heritage Track which is suitable for wheelchairs and prams. For more information please visit the Visit Blue Mountains website.
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Perrys Lookdown

Hat Hill Road, Blackheath NSW 2785
Perrys Lookdown is located at the end of Hat Hill Road, Blackheath. It offers grand views from the top of the escarpment into the World Heritage National Park and the Grose Valley. From here there is a bushwalk which is the shortest but steepest descent into the famous Blue Gum Forest. Five and a half hours return for experienced walkers only. There is a small camping area and car park. Campers should bring drinking water and a fuel stove. No camp fires are permitted. One night stay only. Non flush toilets.
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Pulpit Rock lookout

Pulpit Rock Walk, Blackheath NSW 2785
If you've got something to shout about, then head for Pulpit Rock lookout near Blackheath in Blue Mountains National Park. Jutting out on a dramatic blade of rock, you might be lost for words or end up singing the praises of the sweeping views of vast forested gorges and magnificent Grose Valley below. Unpack the picnic basket and enjoy ... Visit website for more info
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Evans Lookout

Evans Lookout Road, Blackheath NSW 2785
Evans Lookout is located at the top of the escarpment at the end of Evans Lookout Road This is the beginning of a number of tracks in and out of the Gorge including the Grand Canyon walk and the Cliff Top Track to Govetts Leap. From this point you have magnificent views of the Grose Valley and Govetts Gorge.
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Blue Gum Forest

Blue Gum Forest, Blackheath NSW 2785
Six different ways in and out - all of them strenuous - lead to this fabled forest deep in the Grose Valley. The area was set aside for conservation some 20 years before the Blue Mountains National Park was created. The walk however is well worth the effort for the more experienced walker and you should take some time to rest and gaze up at the massive trees, set among a grass and fern understorey. As it is a five hours walk each way you may chose to camp overnight at nearby Acacia Flat (about 500 metres to the right). Camping is not permitted in Blue Gum Forest.
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Federal Pass

Federal Pass, Katoomba NSW 2780
9km (one way) - 4.5 hour - Hard difficulty If you like your scenic views from the ground up, you'll love this magnificent walk through Jamison Valley. Originally built by the Katoomba community, from Leura Forest to Katoomba Falls, the track was extended on the old horse-drawn coal tramway line and now goes all the way to Ruined Castle, on the other side of Jamison Valley. This historic ... Visit website for more info
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Narrow Neck Lookout

Glen Raphael Drive, Katoomba NSW 2780
Narrow Neck Lookout, as the name implies, has views over the Narrow Neck Peninsula, a plateau which divides the Jamison and Megalong Valleys. There is a lookout on Cliff Drive down over Narrow Neck and the two valleys or you can continue along Cliff Drive to Glen Raphael Drive, a dirt road leading two kilometres along Narrow Neck to a locked gate. The next seven kilometres is for walkers and mountain bike riders only and offers spectacular views into the surrounding valleys. Narrow Neck is well known as a 'must do' mountain bike ride.
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Katoomba Family Hotel and Restaurant

1 - 15 Parke Street, Katoomba NSW 2780
Katoomba Hotel has a varied history. Built in 1918, it has undergone various changes, until 2005 when the Blackburn family took over the business and embarked on a complete refurbishment of the hotel. They are committed to restoring this grand old establishment to it's prominence as a traditional Australian hotel in the heart of the world famous heritage listed Blue Mountains, while providing friendly service and a great atmosphere. The Bistro is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner. As well as the best steaks in town and great value meals, they also offer a children's menu and old fashioned friendly service. Their fully licensed dining room has a separate entrance and is available for functions with full catering services available. Popular entertainment, plus activities are regular at Katoomba Hotel. View their website for program details.
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Blue Mountains Cultural Centre

30 Parke Street, Katoomba NSW 2780
Blue Mountains Cultural Centre showcases innovative and diverse cultural programs for enjoyment of visitors to the Blue Mountains. The Centre features the Blue Mountains City Art Gallery and the World Heritage Interpretive Centre. The World Heritage Interpretive Centre is devoted to education about the distinctive environment, history and culture of the Blue Mountains region. The current exhibition "Into the Blue" is an immersive high-tech interactive exhibition that includes film, audio and touch-screens to introduce visitors to the richness and wonders of the Blue Mountains World Heritage area. The 600 square metre Blue Mountains City Art Gallery is one of the leading regional art galleries in Australia. Divided into three spaces, each year the Gallery will feature and present quality, curated, local, regional and major touring exhibitions. Built on the highest point in Katoomba, Blue Mountains Cultural Centre offers panoramic views of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage area.
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Mountain Blue Vintage Linen

Katoomba Vintage Emporium, 59 - 61 Katoomba Street, Katoomba NSW 2780
Mountain Blue Vintage Linen within Katoomba Vintage Emporium, offers charming and affordable vintage linen and china for sale. Antique, art deco, mid century and modern lace, crochet, embroidered doilies, tablecloths, rugs, runners, pillowcases, napkins, jug covers and more. Also vintage china, crystal and glassware including Shelley, Royal Doulton, Bunnykins, Royal Albert, Meakin, Wedgwood, Rikaro and coloured glass, souvenir ware, Delft, Holly Hobbie, ornaments and other popular fine china brands. Vintage beaded bags, costume jewellery, jewellery boxes and sterling silver are also stocked. Come in and browse the unique and collectable range of lovely items and vast range of bric-a-brac. Small vintage furniture items are also in the ever changing range. Or visit the stall at first Sunday markets at Leura School, Grand View the second Sunday and Magpie Markets at Lawson Public School on the third Sunday of the month. Have a special request? They are happy to source items.
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Peace Memorial

Civic Place, Katoomba NSW 2780
Blue Mountains artist Tom Coley sculpted and donated his black granite Peace Memorial to the town of Katoomba in 2008. It's believed to be Australia's first public peace memorial, and is located at Civic Place, just across the highway from the Gearin Hotel and train station. The sculpture sits in the quiet Civic Place gardens, and viewers are welcome to touch the sculpture and feel the hand-ground and polished texture variations. A lovely place for art enthusiasts to visit, and a nice relief from the busy Katoomba town centre.
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Peachtree Antiques

67 Katoomba Street, Katoomba NSW 2780
At Peachtree Antiques they love finding treasures. They pride themselves on showcasing beautiful and quality antique, vintage, and retro items. Most importantly, their priority is providing exceptional customer service and giving great deals every time. They stock everything from antique, vintage and retro furniture, to collectables and rare and unique pieces. If you want it, they've probably got it and if they don't have it they will find it for you! At Peachtree Antiques they not only have a huge range of antiques and collectables to sell but are always on the look out for rare and unique items to add to their store. If you have something to sell, a deceased estate to clear, are moving overseas, or even just cleaning out the garage or spring cleaning ? Found something you think you think they might like ? Make sure you let them know.
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Mr Pickwicks Fine Old Books

86 Katoomba Street, Katoomba NSW 2780
Nestled in the heart of the glorious, World-Heritage-listed Blue Mountains, in a massive 3-storey superannuated Bank Building, sits the delightfully eccentric books and antiques shop known as Mr Pickwick's Fine Old Books and Antiques. Mr Pickwick store contains some 60,000 books in all, ranging from rare and arcane leather-bound antiquities through extensive sections on Art, Architecture and Literature to a virtual second-bookshop upstairs containing some 4,000 Penguins and a further 10,000 paperbacks. Mr Pickwick has built a large and loyal trade amongst the locals of the Blue Mountains community, but the shop is also a welcome discovery for the several millions of tourists from all over Australia and the rest of the world who annually pass through this lovely spot. The spectacular Blue Mountains area is well worthy of a visit in any event. Mr Pickwick's just adds a dollop of cream to the bun for the civilised visitor.
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The Edge Cinema

225 Great Western Highway, Katoomba NSW 2780
The Edge Cinema is open daily showing all the latest movies. Set centrally in Katoomba, The Edge Cinema contains four theatres with a variety of session times available. Now you can experience a 737 type flight simulator with a VSjet. Try this amazing piece of technology as you fly with a pilot and experience a take off from any airport of your choice. You can fly over Sydney and take in the sights or any city in the world.
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Lost Bear Gallery

98 Lurline Street, Katoomba NSW 2780
The Blue Mountains has long been a renowned centre of artistic activity, which Lost Bear Gallery is proud to enhance with its representation of contemporary artists. With an exciting collection of paintings, sculpture, ceramics and hand blown glass from a diverse combination of artists, at different stages of their respective careers, Lost Bear Gallery is a leading destination for art in the Blue Mountains. The mix is thoroughly eclectic, with each artist's originality and quality allowing for a cohesive look. Lost Bear Gallery is located on Lurline Street in Katoomba. A larger-than-life polar bear, created from steel and recycled plastic by Ian Swift, stands proudly out the front of this grand dwelling, which once served as a convalescing home and guesthouse. Following extensive renovations, it has evolved into one of the Blue Mountains' major attractions for art lovers and visitors alike.
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Yindi Day Spa

171 Lurline Street, Katoomba NSW 2780
The award winning Yindi Day Spa, has moved into its own premises located just five minutes' walk from the iconic Three Sisters lookout in Katoomba. It is the largest Day Spa in the Blue Mountains. Offering a large amount of luxurious treatment rooms, Yindi offers packages that will suit everyone. The three double rooms are great for couples, friends or mum and daughter. One has a double spa, another has a single shower and the third holds the luxurious steam shower unit where they offer their very own 'tropical rain experience' and 'Yindi Rasul'. All the products used are completely natural focusing on the Australian Spa range Waterlily and the world leader Dr Hauschka. They also have a beautiful beauty section and a pregnancy table. The relaxation room allows groups to relax comfortably after their treatments. So whether you are one person or a group Yindi can look after you.
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Waradah Aboriginal Centre

33-37 Echo Point Road, Katoomba NSW 2780
Imagine witnessing Australian Aboriginal culture in a contemporary gallery. Experience traditional dance, take part in interactive didgeridoo performances, examine authentic artworks, and take home genuine Aboriginal souvenirs. Learn about Australia's living Aboriginal culture from the local tribes through informal cultural discussions and lectures. Waradah Aboriginal Centre offers a once in a lifetime experience. Performances happen throughout the day, ranging from five to 15 minutes in length. Audience members are able to witness Aboriginal Dance and Didgeridoo performances, with explanations of the stories that accompany each dance. The Corroboree showcases four to five authentic dances; performed by Aboriginal dancers in traditional paint and costume. Lectures at the Centre provide an introduction to Aboriginal Culture, including the story of the Three Sisters and an explanation of a traditional tool kit permanently on display.
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Echo Point lookout (Three Sisters)

Echo Point Road, Katoomba NSW 2780
Part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, the Three Sisters is an iconic formation that you must see at least once in your lifetime. There are different versions of the Aboriginal story of the Three Sisters, but what you're bound to agree with is how truly spectacular it is. Standing proudly in the land of the Gundungurra ... Visit website for more info
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Leura Cascades Fern Bower

Cliff Drive, Katoomba NSW 2780
4.5km (return) - 3 hour (each way) - Medium difficulty Leura Cascades Fern Bower circuit is a moderately challenging track along an impressive cliff line, with waterfalls and gorgeous scenic views. A great walk for those who love to get amongst it, you'll venture deep into the lush vegetation of Jamison Valley in Blue Mountains National Park. With so many lookouts and vistas, it's a photographer's paradise. From Leura ... Visit website for more info