Blue Mountains Walking Trails
BLUE MOUNTAINS ACTIVITIES AND TRAVEL | Blue Mountains Information
There are various walking trails in the
Blue Mountains throughout
the many beautiful national parks. The Kanangra-Boyd National
Park also offers great scenery, bushwalking trails and rocky
caves. Further north Wollemi National Park reaches right
upto the Hunter Valley
in the Lower North Coast
of New South Wales. The trees are very dense and has limited
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The most popular walking areas include Grose Valley and Jamison
Valley, which offer walking trails taking a couple of hours upto
a couple of days. You must be prepared for quick weather changes
and you must carry sterilised water as a lot of the water in the
Blue Mountains is polluted.
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