The Blue Mountains sit just an hour and a half from Sydney, making this World Heritage-listed wilderness the most accessible of its kind in Australia. The walk begins in Blackheath and Leura, a town with a thriving arts scene, before heading into one of the country's most dramatic landscapes.
Astonishing panoramic views stretch across sandstone escarpments, past waterfalls, canyons, and towering forest, all set against the region's unique blue vista, the eucalypt oil mist that gives the mountains their name.
Upgraded accommodation is available for those seeking extra comfort. Please get in touch for more information.
Please note: Blue Mountains walks run year-round. November to March are the warmest months but also carry the highest rainfall, with January and February most affected. Track closures are common after heavy rain and alternative walking options will be arranged where possible.
Highlights
The spectacular waterfall of Bridal Veil Falls and stunning clifftop views from Govett's Leap Lookout
An incredible walk down into the Grand Canyon
Incredible views from the Jamison Valley via the Scenic Railway (or the Furbe Steps Challenge if you have the stamina)
The Waterfall Valley near Leura, and the Three Sisters rock formation
Soaking up the rainforest trees, made more magical as the sunlight filters in
Delicious breakfasts, filling lunches and dinners at local restaurants
Itinerary
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What's Included
Accommodation
3-star Hotel (5 nights)
Meals
5 breakfasts, 4 lunches, and 1 dinner
Transfers
Luggage Transfers
Private Vehicle Transfers
Guidance & Support
Itinerary & Walk Notes
Walking App for Navigation
24/7 on-trip support
How We Rate This Walk
3
Auswalk Walking Grade
Moderate
Rated by our team — we walk every route before we recommend it.
Expect some hills and longer walking days. A reasonable level of fitness will help you enjoy the experience.
Accommodation on this tour ranges from four-star hotels and lodges to a bed and breakfast on the final evening, each one providing a comfortable and welcoming base at the end of a day on the trail. All rooms have en-suite facilities throughout. For those looking for something more indulgent, upgraded accommodation is available on the Blue Mountains Traverse Luxury trip.
What You'll Eat
A hearty breakfast is included each morning of the trip, with five in total across the walk, served as a cooked spread, continental or a combination of both. Four lunches are also included, provided as a substantial walker's lunch to be enjoyed at a memorable spot on the trail. Expect a varied spread that might include a high-protein salad, a roll or wrap, a muesli bar, something sweet and a piece of fruit. On the first evening, dinner is included at a local restaurant in Blackheath, where the Blue Mountains dining scene attracts some of the country's best chefs. On evenings where dinner is not included, there are plenty of good restaurants close by, and your hosts are always happy to point you in the right direction. The award-winning wines from the nearby Hunter Valley are well worth exploring alongside your meals. Please advise us of any food allergies or intolerances at the time of booking. If you have severe allergies, bringing some of your own snacks is recommended, as specialist ingredients can be harder to source along the way.
Note: Drinks and alcohol are not included with meals, with the exception of tea, coffee and juice served with breakfast
More About This Trip
The walk starts in Blackheath and finishes in Katoomba, in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales, Australia. The most practical way to reach Blackheath is by train from Sydney Central Station, with journey times of around 2 hours 10 minutes. Trains can also be picked up at Sydney Airport, with a change at Central. Services run frequently throughout the day. From Blackheath station, the starting accommodation is around a 6-minute walk; taxis are available for those with heavy luggage.
The walk ends in Katoomba, which has its own train station with regular services back to Sydney. No booking is required; tickets can be purchased at the station.
This walk is available throughout the year, with no fixed start days. Spring and autumn are the finest seasons, with mild temperatures, lower rainfall and a reduced risk of bushfire. September to October and March to April offer the most comfortable conditions for walking. Summer brings heat and heavy rainfall, making track closures more likely. Winter days are cool to cold but generally dry and clear.
Track closures can occur after heavy rain at any time of year; where possible, alternative routes will be provided. Please note that we are unable to offer refunds due to track closures, so please ensure you have adequate travel insurance in place before you travel.
The terrain is mountainous and undulating in places, so sturdy walking boots with good ankle support are essential. Both distance and elevation are above average; build up to 17 to 25 kilometres in a single day, include back-to-back walking days, and incorporate serious hill climbs and strength exercises such as squats and lunges into your preparation.
Daily walk notes, maps, and GPX tracks are provided.
You must hold adequate travel insurance for your trip, including cover for personal liability and accidental injury and illness. For all trips involving international travel, your policy must also include emergency medical treatment, evacuation and repatriation cover. We strongly recommend your policy also covers trip cancellation and curtailment, and loss of or damage to luggage.
A cancellation fee usually applies if you cancel after your booking is confirmed. Travel insurance with cancellation cover will generally cover this fee, so it's worth arranging your policy at the time of booking.
A detailed information pack and itinerary will be sent to you around six weeks before departure, covering everything you need to know for a seamless experience. In the meantime, our team is always on hand to answer any questions.
The Blue Mountains Cultural Centre in Katoomba is free to visit and houses the Blue Mountains City Art Gallery alongside the Into the Blue World Heritage interpretive exhibition, exploring the natural landscape, geology and Aboriginal cultural history of the Greater Blue Mountains through interactive displays. The Norman Lindsay Gallery and Museum at Faulconbridge preserves the home and studio of the celebrated Australian artist, with original paintings, drawings and sculpture in a heritage garden setting.
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Blue Mountains reviews
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Darren M
3 months ago
The scenery was stunning on each day. We managed to spot, or hear, several lyrebirds during the walk. Be aware that the scramble over the landslide section towards Ruined Castle requires a lot of care. And the descent at the start of the 6 foot track into Nellies gully is very steep in places, and also requires a lot of care (and good knees!). But after Nellies is quite easy.
The accommodation at both Blackheath and Katoomba were very good. The Carrington in Katoomba is a wonderful old style art deco hotel that was one of the trip highlights in fact.
Anne-Louise F
4 months ago
We thoroughly enjoyed our Auswalk self-guided walk in the Blue Mountains. Accommodation choices were great. Clear communication, maps, walking notes and APP all worked to deliver a great holiday. Thank you.
Catherine W
4 months ago
Overall we LOVED the walks and the variety that they offered. Great family holiday.
Deborah K
7 months ago
The guides were extremely friendly and professional.
Jenny S
9 months ago
The Blue Mountains is a paradise for walkers and this Auswalk Grand traverse 4 day walk covered some beautiful features
Jenny S
9 months ago
The Blue Mountains is a paradise for walkers and Auswalk Blue Mountains walk covered some beautiful features
Sohyang Y
10 months ago
Auswalk was very helpful in arranging a walking trip for my family. The hotels were excellent and the instructions, especially given on the app were easy to follow even for someone traveling and bush walking in Australia for the first time. The walks are quite long and grueling, so I recommend it for someone who has some experience bush walking and understands what needs to be prepared beforehand and also the precautionary measures thoroughly. Next time, I want to try the guided tours too!
Chris C
last year
I highly recommend Auswalk, the overall experience was fantastic. I can not imagine doing this trip without of the support, guidance and app to make this adventure flawless. The tracks were different each day and I left inspired by the landscape and physical activity. I will be absolutely looking at other Auswalk adventures in the future.
Paula A
last year
The Sydney transport system is easy to use. Katoomba station walking distance to Carrington hotel. Walking maps were easy to use. Overall, it was a good experience.
Fay H
last year
I have just enjoyed a wonderful hiking in The Blue Mountains with a very experienced guide and respectful of our individual needs. I found it quite challenging in part but so glad I completed the walks. It was great to experience this with a group of like minded and exceptional ladies.
Fay H
last year
I have just enjoyed a wonderful hiking in The Blue Mountains. I found it quite challenging in part but so glad I completed the walks. It was great to experience this with a group of like minded and exceptional ladies.
Joanne K
2 years ago
Our first guided hike was the 'Blue Mountains Traverse' - it exceeded our expectations with all the planning and organisation taken care of by AusWalk. If you are wanting an active break and enjoy beautiful accommodation, high quality meals and stunning scenery, this may be what you are looking for.
Joanne K
2 years ago
Our first self-guided hike was the 'Blue Mountains Traverse' - it exceeded our expectations with all the planning and organisation taken care of by AusWalk. If you are wanting an active break and enjoy beautiful accommodation, high quality meals and stunning scenery, this may be what you are looking for.
Joyce K
2 years ago
Staying at the Carrington was a highlight. As a Sydney resident, it was great to go walking so close to home. I had forgotten how beautiful the Blue Mountains are.
Debbie B
2 years ago
Our trip went really well. The walk was far more strenuous than I had anticipated. Serves me right lol. It took me out of my comfort zone but I completed it. I’m motivated to improve my fitness level and take on others hikes in Australia or abroad. Foods were of excellent quality.
Debbie B
2 years ago
Our trip went really well. The walk was far more strenuous than I had anticipated. Serves me right lol. It took me out of my comfort zone but I completed it. I'm motivated to improve my fitness level and take on others hikes in Australia or abroad. Foods were of excellent quality.
Vern H
2 years ago
We have just finished the self guided Blue Mountain Traverse. Loved it …..mostly. The hikes were excellent but we did not realize there would be so many stairs/steps/ladders down into the valley and back up. Although we are in our early 70’s we are avid walkers/hikers and are comfortable in walking in the Appalachians of the USA. But our local Virginia walks traverse the hillsides and switch back up and down hill. The Auswalk trip challenged our knees and leg muscles as we attacked the hundreds of stone steps, steel ladders, and exposed ups and downs. The only fault we lay on Auswalk is that they could have done a better job providing information on how strenuous portions of this walk could be. The scenery is brilliant. The route notes and maps are superb. Organization and arrangements were the best. Accomodations ( and the wonderful inn keepers) were top drawer in historic lodging in scenic locations.If you are in relatively good shape and know what you are getting into this is a wonderful way to get to know some parts of Australia that are unfamiliar to North Americans.
Jan A
2 years ago
We used Auswalks to plan our five-day self guided walking vacation in the Blue Mountains. They were easy to work with, provided options, and offered clear directions. We wanted a hiking experience that did not require use to rent a car and gave us valuable advice that made that possible. The hikes, lodging, and restaurants were superb. When hiking again in Australia we would certainly use Auswalks again.
Jan Arminio
2 years ago
We had a marvelous experience walking the beautiful Blue Mountains. We couldn't have done it without the support of Auswalks. The directions were clear and the walking included diverse ecosystems. The hotels and restaurants were amazing. What we liked about the Blue Mountain walk was that we didn't need to rent a car.
Rebecca K
4 years ago
AusWalk was a highly professional company from start to finish. It was extremely well organised and catered for our every need. The accommodation provided in the Blue Mountains was exceptional. The itineraries provided for our self guided walk were very easy to follow and there was no issue about getting lost. I would highly recommend this company for eight hiking, walking tour of the Blue Mountains.
Leanne F
4 years ago
The Blue Mountains is nothing short of Spectacular. Blackheath is a cute village with unbelievable views. Auswalk were very professional. We went after the flooding in NSW and most of the walks we booked were closed due to landslides. We called into Auswalk each day at 4pm and they would give us alternative walks. The service was very good. The lunch provided by Altitude Deli was so good, not one day could we finish the food. Great experience and well worth doing. Leura is also a very nice place. Thanks Auswalk for the support on this walk.
Abbey T
4 years ago
This was a great walk! Information was great and each day the walks took us to all the great lookouts and areas of interest. The food was delicious and very well planned. Each day was both challenging and very rewarding.
Melinda B
4 years ago
Thankyou for a great walk with beautiful scenery. Very relaxing and fun. Side note - the lunch provided was amazing!
Lyndell G
4 years ago
Everything was well organised, the accommodation and meals provided were great and all transportation options went seemlessly. Some of the walks were more challenging so a moderate to good level of fitness is required. The Blue Mountains is a fantastic place to visit with stunning scenery and a walking tour is a great idea to escape from the normal day to day activities. I would recommend the self-guided walk to anyone interested and Auswalk were a very professional company to go through
Laura B
4 years ago
This walk was very enjoyable. The food was very well organized and was exactly what we needed as a pick me up on the walk. There were some challenging moments of the walk and also some beautiful moments of the walk. Definitely recommend this walk.
Shane S
4 years ago
I had always heard stories and facts about the NSW Blue Mountains. But honestly never thought I would enjoy my Aus Walk trekking in the Blue Mountains to the wonderful extent I experienced. I was struck on each days walk by the regions wonder. Intrigued by its its history, plus comforted each evening in great accommodations. As well as relishing the regions restaurant's and cafes
Ngaire H
4 years ago
Our Blue Mountains walk was wonderful and one of our best holidays ever. The walks were astoundingly beautiful and the track notes allowed us to enjoy them to the full. Accommodation was all lovely especially the smaller B and Bs and the included restaurant meals were memorable. Auswalk‘s smooth organising allowed us to concentrate on the walking and enjoy the experience.
Nicola S
6 years ago
Very happy with our self-guided Blue Mountains hike as organised by Auswalks. The info pack was very detailed, contained all we needed and was personalised to our particular trip. The itinerary gave us the flexibility to do as we wanted when we wanted and to add in extra side walks. We liked having some meals organised for us, and leaving us to do what we wanted on other nights. The accommodation was spot on in terms of comfort, privacy and location in the villages. We will definitely organise another self-guided walk with Auswalk. Thank you for a great week!
Andrea K
6 years ago
Auswalk provided us a sensational self guided walk in the Blue Mountains with a good balance of stunning walking, lovely accommodation with super nice hosts. Doing it in spring did include some rain but the fabulous gardens of rhododendrons, azaleas and blossom trees in the towns were a lovely bonus to go with our afternoon coffee.
Margaret M
6 years ago
We were six novice hikers on the self guided Blue Mountains 7 day Traverse. Each of us had a fantastic time and were so impressed with the professionalism of Auswalk. In planning the trip they were very prompt in replying to any questions and were always very friendly and helpful. The Walk Notes were accurate and detailed so none of us got lost! It was quite challenging for us (different levels of fitness) but we all managed most of the walks. We loved the accommodation in very cosy and comfortable BnBs operated by friendly and helpful people. The food and wine at various places each evening was excellent - it was all so much fun and I hope we can do another Auswalk adventure next year. Thank you!
Rob and J M
6 years ago
Auswalk's Blue Mt. Walk is excellent. The accommodation, hosts and meals are very good; especially after a day on the track. The walk notes are excellent. Auswalk have presented the best of the Blue Mts. In this package. Well done to Auswalk and the accommodation providers. We were very happy with this trip and would recommend this to all walkers. This is one part of Australia you must visit.
Barbara W
6 years ago
The Blue Mountains - self-guided walk is truly awesome but don't expect easy walking! However if you love rugged mountains bathed in a blue haze from the eucalypts, breathtakingly beautiful scenery, spectacular waterfalls, interesting caves and canyons, challenging steps down into the valleys (and up again) - then it is for you. I would recommend you do it in spring when all the wild flowers are in bloom in the bush along with the rhododendrons, daffodils, tulips and lily-of-the-valley blooming in the towns. At the end of the day enjoy the comfort of an open fire place for a pre-dinner drink and swap stories with other travellers. As well as enjoying the plant and animal life - Superb Lyrebirds can be seen scratching in the leaf litter; marvel at the geology of the area, Towering cliffs of sandstone overlaid with igneous (volcanic) rocks suggesting the area formed in a swamp but some time in the distant past the whole area was uplifted to a height of around 1000 metres. Learn something of the history of the area - coal mines operated below Katoomba with some mine shafts extending for 1500 metres into the cliff faces. Families lived near the mines below the cliffs, but each Sunday the priest would come down a staircase called the Golden Stairs to say Mass for them.
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Annie W
6 years ago
Hiking around the Blue Mountains was spectacular. The vistas are magnificent. Every step is rewarded with another incredible view. The hiking track infrastructure is some of the best in the world.
Janis G
6 years ago
My sons (11 and 13 yo) and I had a great time on the Blue Mountains Self Guided trip ! Awesome adventure and awesome support which, as the only adult on the trip, made it stress free and even more enjoyable
Rob and Kaye T
6 years ago
We have just completed the 5 day self guided walk with Auswalk in the Blue Mountains and it was a truly memorable experience being a great mix of walking, landscapes, scenery, lovely accommodation, meals and hospitality. It was only five days walking and although generally not long days, there was a good mix of some challenging sections, with moderate and easy ones. Auswalk were very helpful through the whole process including accommodating our late change of dates. Cheers, Rob & Kaye Thorpe, Malua Bay.
Rebecca G
6 years ago
My first Auswalk holiday in the Blue Mountains was a fantastic experience from exploring the website, to booking, to the holiday itself. Auswalk made the whole process easy and enjoyable. The staff are knowledge, friendly and responsive. I'm already looking forward to my next Auswalk holiday.
Michael
6 years ago
(1) Walking notes excellent. (2) Accommodation and meals excellent. Particularly "The Greens" where Jacky and Claudio were exceptional.Also the restaurant "Pins on Lurline" was high class for both food and service.
Rhonda
6 years ago
Myself and 5 other ladies took a self guided walk in the Blue Mountains. The walks were truly amazing. Lots of options provided for every level of fitness. We couldn't fault the accommodation nor the food provided and the service from our hosts at both Lurline House (Katoomba) and Broomlea (Leura) was outstanding. We can highly recommend Auswalks for their well researched walks, accommodation choices and knowledgeable, efficient and friendly service. Rhonda (Brisbane QLD)
Samantha V
6 years ago
The walk was diverse and moderately challenging. I would have preferred the luxe version, but didn't feel that I was offered it- even though I asked for accomodation upgrade. Having said that, the BnBs were quaint. The walking notes were confusing as there were track closures due to fire/erosion damage etc. and the changes were on a separate sheet. We had 2 dinners included but on previous trips they were all included. Thanks again for a lovely trip. Samantha and Mark
Passport44238
7 years ago
Myself and 5 other ladies took a self guided walk in the Blue Mountains in March 2019. The walks were truly amazing. Lots of options provided for every fitness level. We couldn't fault the accommodation nor the food provided and the service from our hosts at both Lurline House (Katoomba) and Broomlea (Leura) was outstanding. We can highly recommend Auswalks for their well researched walks, accommodation choices and fast, efficient and friendly service.
Johanne N
7 years ago
Great walk with friends. Well organised company and very easy and pleasant to deal with. I would book with Auswalk again
lovesun34
8 years ago
I have just returned from my second trip with Auswalk. The first was to the Blue Mountains in September and this time was Tassie in January.
I can't speak highly enough of the Auswalk experience, from the team in the office, the guides on the trail and the seamless trips.
The accommodation and food are top notch, the guides both expert and accommodating. with 2 guides on each trip, the offer to take an easier/harder option and to walk at your own pace is genuine, encouraged and supported.
I know I'll be back for a third trip and then some!
Nick S
8 years ago
I organised a walking trip for 10 school mum's to the Blue Mountains with AusWalks. Their staff where fantastic from the outset and really understood what we wanted. They booked all our accommodation, transfers and meals along the way and provided comprehensive track notes. All we had to do was turn up and follow the dot points. The selections along the way where all excellent with a great mix of having a casual pizza night followed by a serious restaurant meal. I would thoroughly recommend AusWalks to anyone considering organising a walking holiday.
Christa England H
8 years ago
As UK based hikers we've done a lot of self guided walking in Europe but we were a little anxious about what walking in Australia was like. We need not have worried - from the first email contact with Auswalk we knew we were in safe hands. Auswalk's attention to detail is second to none. We did 2 hikes on this trip: the Blue Mountains and the Cape-to-Cape. All the transport and accommodation worked out very well - we were treated like royalty by the local suppliers! The walk notes and maps were excellent and we loved all the extra detail - we felt we'd learned a lot on these walks.
So, don't hesitate: book today! You're sure to have a wonderful experience and enjoy the challenge.
Paul M
9 years ago
Our walking group of old friends, numbering between 9 and 13, have completed three (3) Self Guided walks with Auswalk. Walks include, Rood of Australia, Blue Mountains and Mornington Peninsula. We have found on all walks that the scenery has been fantastic and very memorable. , Accommodation arranged, even for a group of our size, along meals provided have been of a very high standard with all proprietors being very helpful and eager to assist in any way. They all say how pleased they are working with Auswalk and their efficiency. The walking notes, maps and documentation provided bu Auswalk have been very concise, up to date and easy to follow. Notes have also included history of the area and details of fauna and flora where significant. Auswalk have always monitored our progress throughout our walks and provide easy contact if required. Their notes also include detailed information on transportation to and from starting/finishing points and good details for first aid etc. Overall we find Auswalk very efficient, an excellent provider of itineraries and we will definitely be using their services for future walks. We recommend Auswalk without hesitation. Paul
Mandy W
10 years ago
Our self-guided 7-day Blue Mountains Traverse was the very best way to experience the Blue Mountains. We got to walk in some of the most beautiful places (hint: don't skip the Grand Canyon!!!). Not having to worry about our next meal or whether we'd have a comfy bed & hot shower for the night was truly awesome! Each of our accommodation host were just so welcoming and a wealth of local knowledge. Without having to worry about the logistics of the trip, we were able to completely revel in the beauty of the area and connect with so many lovely people along the way. Thanks a million to Auswalk for the absolutely seamless organisation of a truly memorable holiday.
Victor S
10 years ago
The Blue Mountains are beautiful, seeing them on an Auswalk self-guided tour made the experience even better. We couldn't fault Auswalk, they provided us with everything we needed. The B & B's they organised were perfect with wonderful hosts and the food was delicious! The walks were fantastic, each showing us a different part of the Blue Mountains.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before walking in the Blue Mountains
Mobile coverage can be limited in parts of the Blue Mountains. Auswalk provides a walking app with GPX files that can be downloaded and viewed offline, making navigation straightforward even without reception. We also recommend downloading the free Emergency+ app before you go — it uses GPS to pinpoint your exact location even without phone signal, and allows you to call emergency services directly with your coordinates sent automatically.
The Blue Mountains walks are known for opening and closing at short notice due to sustained wet weather, landslides and infrastructure works. We monitor track conditions daily and will contact you with alternative walk options if a closure affects your itinerary before departure. Your walk notes also include contact numbers and park links so you can monitor conditions once your walk has begun. Flexibility is key to enjoying the Blue Mountains.
Your main luggage is transferred between accommodations while you walk, so you only need to carry a daypack each day. Bags must weigh no more than 23kg. Please do not exceed this limit as it can cause problems for those handling your luggage.
Water cannot be refilled along most sections of the track, so carry a minimum of two litres in cool weather and three litres in hot weather. Always plan ahead and fill up before you set off each day.
Key items include waterproof walking shoes or boots with good ankle support and grip, a quality waterproof jacket with hood, warm layers, a wide-brimmed sun hat, sunscreen (50+), sunglasses, a medium-sized daypack and a basic first aid kit. A portable phone charger is also strongly recommended. Walking poles are optional and not supplied by Auswalk. A full packing list will be included in your information pack sent four to six weeks before departure.
The Blue Mountains is generally cooler than Sydney. May through August brings cool to cold days with little rain — considered the best walking conditions. Spring and autumn are mild, while summer can bring warm temperatures, heavy rainfall and humidity. Always layer your clothing and be prepared for conditions to change quickly. Check the Bureau of Meteorology before departure for the most up-to-date forecasts.
Yes. Please advise us of any dietary requirements at the time of booking so we can inform your restaurants and accommodation hosts. If you have a very restricted diet, providing a list of foods you can eat is helpful. The sooner we know, the better we can prepare.
Credit cards are widely accepted, including in smaller towns, but carrying some Australian dollars at all times is recommended. ATMs are available in the main towns along the route, though they can be less frequent between stops. The currency throughout Australia is the Australian Dollar.
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The Blue Mountains Experience
Wonder
Descend the Giant Stairway beside the Three Sisters and their Aboriginal legend
Trace old miners’ routes to Ruined Castle beneath the Jamison Valley escarpments
View Govetts Leap and Pulpit Rock over vast blue-hazed sandstone country
Wellness
Challenge yourself on the Grand Canyon loop through ferns, waterfalls and cool shade
Refresh beside spectacular Wentworth Falls after cliff-carved tracks and airy lookouts
Savour substantial walkers lunches at fabulous trackside spots between mountain stages
Nature
Walk through eucalyptus forest, where the mountains glow with their distinctive blue haze
Wander beneath giant tree ferns, mossy grottoes and overhanging cliffs in Waterfall Valley
Listen for birdsong and flowing water, with lyrebirds and currawongs along the track
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