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There’s just a magic in Blue Mountains National Park that gets into your blood. Perhaps it’s the towering eucalypts filling the air with that signature blue haze, or the sandstone walls lighting up at dusk while the cockatoos chatter their evening news. Whatever the reason, every time I head west from Sydney Harbour, I’m reminded why this World Heritage Listed National Park is one of Australia’s most beautiful landscapes.

I’ve been guiding travellers through this region — from Echo Point’s lookouts to the Megalong Valley and the limestone caves of Jenolan — and trust me, the Blue Mountains are more than a day trip. They’re a natural escape from the city, a majestic landscape of sandstone cliffs, waterfalls and gum-scented air.

Less than two hours from the Sydney CBD along the Great Western Highway, the Blue Mountains is part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, a conservation area spanning more than a million hectares that extends as far as Wollemi National Park. It’s a blend of valleys, rainforest and rugged ridges inhabited by over 400 kinds of Aussie wildlife, including native animals like lyrebirds, wallabies and even wild dingoes.

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