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Megalong Valley, Megalong Valley, New South Wales, 2785
Email: tourism@bmcc.nsw.gov.au
Website: www.visitbluemountains.com.au
New South Wales NATATTRACT

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

5 Wascoe Street, Glenbrook, New South Wales, 2773
New South Wales GALMUSECOL 9138397 Phone Number: 61 02 4739 3833
Fax Number: 61 02 4739 0688

Aitkens Australia in the Round is a unique and exciting gallery, display and museum all in one with a spectacular painted panorama of famous Australian destinations. The harbour-dominated beauty of Australia's Emerald City, Sydney along with the rugged mystery of the Blue Mountains; the toughness and brilliant colours of Australia's outback; and the natural beauty of beaches scattered along endless stretches of coastline. Add the fertile riches of Australia's rural heartland and the character and excitement of Queensland's fabulous Gold Coast and you have a fascinating collage of life in modern Australia - all captured within the 213 square metres of wall space, along with hundreds of flora and fauna samples from all around Australia.

Corner Govetts Leap Road and Great Western Highway, Blackheath, New South Wales, 2785
Email: tourism@bmcc.nsw.gov.au
Website: www.GreaterBlueMountainsDrive.com.au
New South Wales NATATTRACT 9155787 Fax Number: 61 02 4739 6787

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.

Leura Post Office Building, 5/148 Leura Mall, Leura, New South Wales, 2780
Email: info@lostbeargallery.com.au
Website: www.lostbeargallery.com.au
New South Wales GALMUSECOL 9136149 Phone Number: 61 02 4784 1440

A larger-than-life polar bear, created from steel and recycled plastic by acclaimed local artist Ian Swift, stands proudly as the star attraction at Leura's appropriately named 'Lost Bear Gallery'. Located in the historic Leura Post Office building, this fine art gallery is home to a superb collection of paintings, sculpture and other collectable objects of art by a select group of Australian artists. Lost Bear Gallery is part of the Katoomba Fine Art business and provides visitors to the mountains a wonderful opportunity to see some of the very best art in the mountains, when visiting the beautiful township of Leura.

Great Western Highway, Corner of Valley Road, Katoomba, New South Wales, 2780
Email: tourism@bmcc.nsw.gov.au
Website: www.greaterbluemountainsdrive.com.au
New South Wales GALMUSECOL 9155786 Fax Number: 61 02 4739 6787

The 'edge-of-the-world' drive around the cliff tops between Katoomba and Wentworth Falls are part of this Blue Mountains Discovery Trail. Part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, it is packed full of lookouts, picnic areas and walking tracks located alongside galleries, cafes, museums, antiques and accommodation in the villages of Katoomba, Leura and Wentworth Falls. Highlights include Echo Point and the Three Sisters, Katoomba Falls, Scenic World, Sublime Point, and Wentworth Falls Lake. The Wentworth Falls Picnic area and The Valley of the Waters are linked by walking tracks at three different levels on the escarpment. This Trail is best started west of Katoomba at the intersection of Valley Road and Bathurst Road, is 36 kilometres one way to Wentworth Falls and takes about one hour, plus stops, all on sealed suburban roads. Staff at the Blue Mountains Visitor Information Centre at Echo Point can assist with information.

86 Katoomba Street, Katoomba, New South Wales, 2780
Email: pickwick@bigpond.net.au
Website: www.mrpickwick.com.au
New South Wales GALMUSECOL 9056810 Phone Number: 61 02 4782 7598

Mr Pickwick's antiquarian and general bookshop sits in the heart of the lovely Blue Mountains city of Katoomba, west of Sydney It occupies all three levels of the former Westpac Bank building which houses some 60,000 books, as well as a huge collection of fine Australian art, and many cabinets of exotic collectables and antiques. The business also includes Macarthur's Arcade in the building next door selling curios and bric-a-brac, and a huge second-hand furniture barn. As well as dealing with a large local community, Mr Pickwick's has become something of a tourist attraction in itself.

Shop 5, 15A Great Western Highway, Blaxland, New South Wales, 2774
Email: joel.tropiano@hotmail.com
New South Wales DINEATOUT 9133387 Phone Number: 61 08 4733 8150

Monte's Pizzeria is a locally famed Italian Restaurant situated in the picturesque Blue Mountains. Known as somewhat of an institution, Monte's has a strong loyal following from local diners and travellers are also discovery their mouth-watering Italian home-made meals, delicately prepared and deep aromatic flavours. Monte's boasts a fantastic year round alfresco dining area which is always brimming with happy diners, enjoying easy-breezy outside dining. Freshly made, all meals showcase delicately prepared, deep aromatic flavours, fresh seasonal salads, and delectable homemade desserts. Monte's Pizzeria obviously showcases a plethora of lip-smacking pizza concoctions. The creative pizza recipes change seasonally as do the salads with the desserts changing almost daily as they are homemade. Ingredients are sources from local suppliers. Monte's also serves a range of gluten free and vegetarian pizzas and pastas on the menu. If travelling through the mountains Monte's provides delicious homemade, take-away pizzas.

End Of Falls Road, Wentworth Falls, New South Wales, 2782
Email: tourism@bmcc.nsw.gov.au
Website: www.visitbluemountains.com.au
New South Wales NATATTRACT

At the end of Falls Road and off Sir Henry Burrell Drive is this lovely picnic area situated near some of the most expansive and impressive views in the Mountains. The exotic trees and free stone walls have been added to since the 1870s. The area has car and bus parking, toilets, picnic facilities, and provides access to many scenic lookouts and bushwalks. Track head interpretation assists the visitor in determining their choice of walk. All walkers should be prepared - plan your walk, know your route, carry drinking water, carry warm and/or waterproof clothing, wear sensible walking shoes, carry a bag for rubbish, wear a hat and sunscreen and keep to the tracks and well back from cliff edges

Blue Mountains Heritage Centre, end of Govetts Leap Road, Blackheath, New South Wales, 2785
Email: Bluemountains.heritagecentre@environment.nsw.gov.au
Website: www.nationalparks.com.au
New South Wales NATATTRACT 9146984 Phone Number: 61 02 4787 8877

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.

36 Olympian Parade, Leura, New South Wales, 2780
Email: leuralla@bigpond.com
Website: www.toyandrailwaymuseum.com.au
New South Wales GALMUSECOL 9058927 Phone Number: 61 02 4784 1169
Fax Number: 61 02 4784 2462

Discover a unique collection of fabulous children's toys and trains at the Toy and Railway Museum. Explore a grand home and glorious gardens. Thousands of delighted families and collectors can't be wrong: it's a definite must for the kid in all. Families and serious collectors alike can explore pre- and post-war toys including dolls, teddy bears, lead figures, comics and books, tinplate trains, aeroplanes, automobiles and working model-railway layouts. It features New South Wales Railway trackside and station memorabilia including lights, trolleys, seats, signals and signs. The property is set in five hectares of beautiful cool-climate gardens, laid out at the turn of the century. This includes the spectacular amphitheatre - a popular location for photo shoots and wedding ceremonies. Its weathered sandstone and Bathurst slate mirror the changing character of the great sandstone cliffs and blue vistas of the Jamison Valley, over which it gives extensive views.