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Discover the more remote areas of the Blue Mountains World Heritage Area by 4WD. See
breathtaking views of magnificent valleys, ancient rock formations and
cool ferny gullies, away from the usual tourist spots.
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View Glow Worms in their natural habitat. Travel by 4WD to remote wilderness areas in
the Blue Mountains World Heritage Area. See magnificent ancient rock
formations, ferny gullies and deep valleys.
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The Price of AUD $980.00 is for 2 people, as a private charter. We can accommodate a maximum of 6 passengers, price on application for extra passengers.
Our driver will keep you entertained with the history and nature highlights of the day.
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Feel the wind on your face with a 1 hour pleasant ride through the beautiful Blue Mountains travelling along Edge Cliff Drive.
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Travel by 4WD to the Blue Mountains. Visit the three sisters and ride the scenic railway, see at breathtaking views of magnificent valleys and ancient rock formations. Have afternoon tea with wild kangaroos before returning to Sydney after a great adventure in the Blue Mountains wilderness.
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Join us our 2 day guided mountain bike ride on the famous Six Foot Track. We start our ride near Jenolan Caves and ride to the Megalong Valley with one overnight stay in a Bushwalking Lodge on the Cox's River where you'll enjoy a warm fire, a glass of wine and a delicious gourmet dinner.
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Rhododendron Festival
On the first weekend in November, Blackheath celebrates with the annual Rhododendron Festival. The town is ablaze with the beautiful shrubs and there are food and wine stalls selling local produce as well. Thhis year's festival is on 6-7 November
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Shipley Plateau and Megalong Valley
Try the best apple juice in Australia and taste apples picked that day that taste as good as any apple ever has at Logan Brae Orchard on Shipley Rd, 4km west of Blackheath. Travel another 4km along the Shipley Rd to see the amazing view south from Hargraves Lookout or the hang gliders off Mt Blackheath. Beyond the Mt Blackheath turnoff down into the Kanimbla Valley is Centennial Glen horseriding stables, great for young jockeys. The horse riding from Megalong Valley Farms is great for all ages (1hr or longer guided rides). On the way stop and stroll the beautiful 600m Coachwood Glen rainforest loop walk in the upper reaches of the Megalong Valley. A more challenging walk 20 mins along the Valleys is the 8km descent of the famous 6 Foot Track to the Cox's River. This is part of an historic walk from Katoomba's Explorers Tree to Jenolan Caves, a marathon is run along this track each March. At the end of the Megalong Valley road is the start of bushwalks down Breakfast Creek into the remote Blue Mountains National Park and Kanangra Boyd National Parks.
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Popes Glen walk
Popes Glen walk is an easy walking trail that follows a lovely meandering brook through an some beautiful and unspoilt natural bushland and forest supporting abundant wildlife. The walk starts from Dell Street and continues through to a natural swimming hole and onto Govett's Leap.
You can continue walking to Bridal Veil Falls and other awe inspiring views.
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VictoryTheatre
Victory Theatre ..displays antiques + collectables antiques + displays fine arts + crafts + furniture + jewellery +Prints of Norman Lindsay + Old books -something for everyone -serious collector & browse.
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Mountain Spirit Blackheath
The true spirit of the Blue Mountains lies in Blackheath -Visitors from Germany, France, Spain, Japan, China, Korea, Canada & USA always find the spirit welcoming -as there are areas of natural beauty & galleries that remind them of home.
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Car Club Destination
Many Car Clubs & social clubs are not aware that Blackheath makes the ideal destination OR stopover on the way out west OR on the inward trip back to Sydney.
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Rhododendron Festival in Blackheath
Held in November there is yet another wonderful festival to enjoy in the wonderful backdrop of Blackheath.
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Rhododendron Festival
On the first weekend in November, Blackheath celebrates with the annual Rhododendron Festival. The town is ablaze with the beautiful shrubs and there are food and wine stalls selling local produce as well.
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