Blue Mountains National Park NSW @ ExplorOz

See the Three Sisters from the Giant Stairway at Echo Point, or explore the historic Mt Werong and Ruby Creek area (south of Oberon). The National Parks Heritage Centre at Blackheath and visitor centres at Echo Point and Glenbrook provide information on local walking tracks. The Fairfax Heritage Track at Blackheath is a wheelchair-accessible track to Govetts Leap Lookout, and the Conservation Hut and Wentworth Falls picnic area also have great views that are wheelchair-accessible. A Discovery program of walks and activities operates every weekend and during school holidays.

Car-based camping is available at Euroka (near Glenbrook; bookings required and camping fees apply; book at Richmond Mon-Fri, Glenbrook phone 4739 2950 Sat-Sun, public holidays and school holidays); Murphys Glen (near Woodford); Ingar picnic area (drive from Wentworth Falls; camp a short walk from carpark); Perrys Lookdown (near Blackheath; short walk from carpark); Batsh Camp (short walk from carpark) and Mt Werong on the Oberon-Colong Stock Route to Yerranderie. Backpack camping is permitted in most areas (for details phone Blackheath).
Access 50-110 km west of Sydney with entry points off the Great Western Highway between Glenbrook and Mt Victoria, and the Oberon-Colong Stock Route. Close to railway stations at Glenbrook, Wentworth Falls, Leura, Katoomba, Blackheath and Mt Victoria.

Bald Mountain [1.78km]
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Tuglow [4.38km]
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Jaunter [4.98km]
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Bald Mountain [1.78km]	Jaunter [4.98km]
Tuglow [4.38km]

Central West Forest Map

This map includes the Forests of the Central Tablelands, West of the Blue Mtns, The Macquarie Valley, Bathurst and Orange, Mt Canobolas. Includes guide to recreational opportunities and list of facilities plus overview of each area.

$9.85 [Not Available]

Natmap Raster 2005

This NATMAP Raster was released in April 2005. This is a 4 CD set that contains all 1:250 000 scale NATMAP topographic maps covering Australia, published to December 2004.

$99.00 [Add to Cart]

Natmap Raster 2005: Premium - DVD

This new NATMAP Raster was released in April 2005. This is a 2 DVD set that contains all 1:250 000 scale NATMAP topographic maps covering Australia, published to December 2004.

$119.00 [Add to Cart]

Sydney & Region Handy Map

Hema’s major city maps clearly highlight all freeways and major and minor roads. A complete overview of the city is provided by a fully-indexed suburban road map which includes an inset of the CBD. A regional map complements the street maps by showing all the through roads and regional centres in the surrounding area.

$6.95 [Add to Cart]

Sydney & Region Handy Map - Deluxe Cover

$8.95 [Add to Cart]

Sydney 4WD Adventures Map

This map covers the best of the 4WD tours around Sydney and central New South Wales' national parks and forests. The map has been produced in conjuction with Boiling Billy Publications, and references the popular 4WD Treks Close to Sydney.

$12.95 [Add to Cart]

Melbourne to Sydney

This map takes you from Melbourne to Sydney via the Princes and Hume Highways and everything in between. The map also features text and photographs of places of interest along the way. Also included on the map is National Park information and inset maps of the major roads through Sydney and Melbourne.

$7.95 [Add to Cart]

Sydney to Adelaide City Map

This map highlights major routes between the cities, as well as numerous alternate connecting highways. Major routes covered include the Mitchell, Barrier, Hume, Sturt, Mallee and Mid Western highways. As well as points of interest being highlighted on the map, there's a handy list of contact numbers for further information.

$7.95 [Add to Cart]

Central West Forest Map	Sydney & Region Handy Map - Deluxe Cover
Natmap Raster 2005	Sydney 4WD Adventures Map
Natmap Raster 2005: Premium - DVD	Melbourne to Sydney
Sydney & Region Handy Map	Sydney to Adelaide City Map

A World Heritage landscape that once intimidated explorers but now delights visitors. Famous lookouts and waterfalls around Govetts Leap (Blackheath), Echo Point (Katoomba) and Wentworth Falls provide panoramic views of dense forest and huge sandstone cliffs.
Over 140 kilometres of walking tracks of all grades (some accessible for people with a disability) in diverse settings make the Blue Mountains a bushwalker's paradise.