Blaxland Hotel

The Blue Mountains, just 2 hours from Sydney, is an area of wilderness, a romantic and peaceful accommodation, restaurants, shops indulgent, impressive caves and beautiful national parks. With many viewpoints you can enjoy the panoramic view elegant and imposing cliffs of waterfalls plummeting. The beginning of the Blue Mountains includes the beautiful villages of Lapstone, Blaxland, Glenbrook, Springwood and Lawson. This area features beautiful waterfalls, swimming holes, national park walks and art galleries and crafts. On the confines of the Blue Mountains, Lithgow and Oberon provides the gateway to the wonders of New South Wales Country Explorer and welcomes Jenolan Caves and Kanangra Walls.

Our wide range of Blue Mountains accommodation you can explore the whole region has to offer: hiking and horseback riding, rappelling and rock sports, wineries, culinary delights, art galleries , beautiful landscapes and places of Aboriginal cultural significance. We have Blue Mountains luxury hotels, guest houses, pensions, health centers, apartments and guest rooms for every budget and need a vacation.

Taking hiking or scenic cable car Skway our Blue Mountains accommodation is an ideal base for exploring the natural beauty of the region, particularly the Jamison Valley, which includes the Three Sisters, Katoomba Falls and the Lonely Mountain . The pristine wilderness can be enjoyed and appreciated by a paddlewheel cruise along the picturesque Nepean throat or abseiling or travel adventure in the Jenolan Caves. Our Blue Mountains accommodation, chalets and holiday homes also an ideal base for appreciating art and culture of the region: old centers, arts and crafts, in the Norman Lindsay Gallery and Museum, Casey's on the vine , which specializes in cool climate wine.

The pioneering spirit of the mainland can be enjoyed at Megalong Australian Heritage Centre, which is a celebration of rural life in Australia, where you can learn to give orders, assembly, milk cow and a sheep shearing . The Zig Zag Railway is a magnificent monument to the pioneer spirit. Built in the 1860s to allow passengers to be taken to Sydney from the Blue Mountains, the railway was considered one of the wonders of Victorian engineering. Our Blue Mountains accommodation serves as an ideal base for exploring this region rich Aboriginal cultural history. The story behind the Three Sisters rock formation is explained by the Aboriginal dreamtime legend of the three sisters of the Katoomba tribe who fell in love with three brothers from the Nepean tribe nearby. Unions, the case was not authorized under tribal law, and so when a battle broke out between tribes a sorcerer turned to stone three sisters in an effort to protect them. The fate could not be reversed after the sorcerer was killed and rock formations of the Three Sisters stand as a reminder of the battle for future generations.

Our Blue Mountains accommodation is ideal for enjoying one of several festivals in the region: In celebration of the changing seasons at the end of June, the Winter Magic Festival, the celebration of music, the Blue Mountains Music Festival with folk, roots and blues and Kowmung music festival, with chamber music and jazz in unusual places such as limestone caves and stables.

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