104 kilometres or 65 miles due west beyond the suburban sprawl of Sydney is a mountain range so rugged that it took several expedition attempts before the first successful crossing in 1813. The beautifully rugged Blue Mountains National Park, recently listed as a World Heritage Area, is one link in the Great Dividing Range stretching from the northern tip of Queensland to the south in Victoria.

Cross over the mighty "Coat-hanger", the Sydney Harbour Bridge
View Sydney Olympic Park at Homebush Bay
Climb into the mountains via the less travelled "Bell's Line of Road"
Enjoy a fresh piece of fruit from the orchards of the Bilpin Fruit Bowl* (at
your own discretion and cost)
Fabulous views from Govett's Leap Lookout
Echo Point Lookout - see the native aboriginal rock formation - Three Sisters
Hear ancient Native Dreamtime tales interpreting the creation of landmarks in
view
Enjoy an easy walk or grab a bite for lunch (at your own discretion and cost)
Skyway, Scenic Railway or Sceniscender - 3 great ways to see the steep valleys, canyons and ancient Three Sisters rock formation (at your own discretion and cost)
Katoomba - heart of the resort region within the Blue Mountains National Park
Leura village - offers a thrilling surprise of groomed gardens and quaint
stores
Breathtaking vistas along the Scenic Cliff Drive
Lazy afternoon encounter at award-winning Featherdale Wildlife Sanctuary
Enjoy the flavour of a friendly Aussie Billy Tea

Overnight in the Mountains at Fairmont Resort