Get ready to uncover the secrets of the Blue Mountains, where awe-inspiring landscapes, heart-pounding adventures, and rich cultural landmarks await. From breathtaking lookouts and scenic nature walks to thrilling outdoor activities and gourmet dining, this guide will show you the best of what this region has to offer in 2024. Whether you're planning a day trip or a longer stay, let’s explore the ultimate Blue Mountains activities to headline your bucket list.
But first, book your stay at Hydro Majestic now!
Govetts Leap
If the question, “What to do in the Blue Mountains?” is at the tip of your mind, start your getaway with some of the best walking tracks that New South Wales has to offer. Visit Govetts Leap, where you’ll be treated to panoramic views of sandstone escarpments, sheer cliff walls, waterfalls, and deep canyons of the Grose Valley. For an exhilarating rainforest walk, Sublime Point offers many great birdwatching and scenic views across the Illawarra Escarpment State Conservation Area. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or prefer a leisurely stroll, there's a suitable trail for you.
High n Wild Canyoning
For the adrenaline junkies, the Blue Mountains is your kind of playground. Experience the thrill of abseiling, rock climbing, and canyoning in this rugged landscape. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, guided adventure tours are available to ensure you have a safe and unforgettable experience. Feel the rush as you conquer the natural challenges of the Blue Mountains landscape.
BMCC
Looking for top cultural things to do in the Blue Mountains? Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of the Blue Mountains through unique cultural experiences. Join Aboriginal cultural tours and storytelling sessions to learn about the connection between the land and its traditional custodians.
Next up, check out the hip art scene of the Blue Mountains. From street art tours in Katoomba to local talent at Braemar Gallery and Lost Bear Gallery, creativity thrives. Visit the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre for cool exhibitions and workshops, and don't miss Norman Lindsay Gallery, the former home of the bohemian artist. Famous for his etchings, watercolours, and sculptures, Lindsay's work comes to life as you wander through the house, his studios, and the beautiful garden.
Dryridge Estate
Experience the vibrant culinary scene of the Blue Mountains, where good vibes and exceptional wines meet at local hotspots like Megalong Creek Estate Vineyard and Dryridge Estate. Let your taste buds wander through wine tastings amidst stunning vineyards before exploring trendy dining spots. From funky cafes to gourmet restaurants, every meal is a farm-to-table delight paired with the tastiest wines around.
At the Hydro Majestic, indulge in unique gastronomic experiences. Refined afternoon high tea is served with grand views at The Wintergarden, or savour casual dining with Megalong Valley views at The Boiler House. For an Oriental touch, give the Shanghai chic of the Salon du Thé and Cats Alley a whirl. With options to suit every palate, the Hydro Majestic invites you on a culinary journey in the heart of the Blue Mountains.
Yulefest
When planning a trip to the Blue Mountains, remember the Hydro Majestic is a destination in itself! Whether you're a food and wine enthusiast, a couple seeking romance, a family craving adventure, or simply looking to relax, there's something for everyone at the Hydro Majestic. One event not to be missed is our Yulefest celebrations, where the magic of winter comes alive every Saturday night from July 6th to August 3rd, 2024. Join us and experience traditional feasting in the heart of the Blue Mountains.
