They may be blue from afar due to the eucalyptus scent the trees emit, but these mountains are amazingly green and lush up close.

Go on a health retreat. Stay at a luxurious mountain lodge. Whatever you do there, you're sure to recharge your batteries amidst the eucalypt and rich wildlife of the Blue Mountains.

With a World Heritage National Park and a thousand potential activities to get you active and outdoors, the Blue Mountains makes a great haven away from the hustle and bustle.

Abseil and climb with stunning
views to the famous Three Sisters, Katoomba Falls and the Jamison Valley. And while you’re there, get active with bushwalking, wilderness expeditions and camping, canyoning, rock climbing, mountain biking, photographic safaris, four wheel drive experiences, teambuilding

The scenic lakes, rivers and streams of the Oberon/Blue Mountains area make the perfect setting for fly fishing of the winner trout.

On a sandstone plateaux covered with, with escarpments and gorges, eucalypt forest, the Greater Blue Mountains region has eight protected areas. Rich in beauty and trees, the Blue Mountains area is an ecological wonderland with a wide range of habitats. In fact, it represents much of Australia's biodiversity with ten percent of the vascular flora as well as large numbers of rare or threatened species like the Wollemi pine.

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