When the sun sets on the Blue Mountains escarpment, our towns and villages light up with live music vibes, late night bevs in intimate bars and ambles through the bush along artfully lit tracks.

Electric vehicle owners are now spoilt for choice in the Blue Mountains with more than 50 chargers now available for use.

Want to immerse yourself in the Blue Mountains bushland, with an expert’s insight enhancing the hiking experience? Try a guided walking tour!   

Travelling as a family is an important part of growing up. Whether you’re going to a local beauty spot or heading further afield, time spent together can create lasting memories. Plus, with so many children spending extended time indoors these days, an outdoor adventure is the perfect way to spark an interest in nature and a respect for the world we live in.

 Australian citizens can now take a little piece of the Blue Mountains with them when they travel overseas, with the Three Sisters playing a starring role in the latest Australian passport.

For early travellers, the only place to stop for a drink was along the old highway, where rough drops were served at colonial inns. Now we’ve carved out a different route, featuring everything from roasteries to wineries. Find cider from a century-old orchard, beers brewed down canyons and spirits infused with local botanicals for a true taste of the Mountains.