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Something in this World Heritage National Park that sticks with you long after you’ve left. Perhaps it’s the gum trees filling the air with that signature blue haze, or the sunset glow painting the cliffs amber while the birds sing their sunset chorus. No matter what causes it, whenever I escape the city and head west, I see again why it’s earned its World Heritage status.

I’ve spent years guiding groups across this area — from the iconic Three Sisters at Echo Point to the ancient Jenolan Caves and peaceful Megalong Valley — and take it from someone who knows, the Blue Mountains are more than a day trip. It’s where city stress just melts away, a vast amphitheatre of towering cliffs, cascading falls and eucalyptus aroma.

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 patchwork of steep gorges, rainforests and eucalypt forests home to over 400 species of Australian animals, including curious wallabies, shy dingoes and the famous lyrebird.

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