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Govetts Leap Evans Head Blue Mountains

Feb 11, 2019 | Blue Mountains Lookouts, Blue Mountains Walks

This is another view of the Blue Mountains and the Three Sisters in the Jamison Valley. A favourite location with photographers who love the afternoon and evening sunlight on the Three Sisters to give a late afternoon glow, the photo at the front of this website was tak...
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Leura Cascades Blue Mountains

Feb 11, 2019 | Blue Mountains Lookouts

This rock is amazing. It stands out from the cliff at a place called the Baltzer Lookout near Blackheath. It is reached on foot along a management track along the Burramoko Ridge. It is a huge shard of Sandstone and seems to hang in the air. The challenging nature of th...
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Gordon Falls Lookout

Feb 11, 2019 | Blue Mountains Lookouts

This rock is amazing. It stands out from the cliff at a place called the Baltzer Lookout near Blackheath. It is reached on foot along a management track along the Burramoko Ridge. It is a huge shard of Sandstone and seems to hang in the air. The challenging nature of th...
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Warrimoo Valley Heights

Feb 11, 2019 | Blue Mountains Lookouts

This rock is amazing. It stands out from the cliff at a place called the Baltzer Lookout near Blackheath. It is reached on foot along a management track along the Burramoko Ridge. It is a huge shard of Sandstone and seems to hang in the air. The challenging nature of th...
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Echo Point Blue Mountains

Feb 8, 2019 | Blue Mountains Lookouts

This rock is amazing. It stands out from the cliff at a place called the Baltzer Lookout near Blackheath. It is reached on foot along a management track along the Burramoko Ridge. It is a huge shard of Sandstone and seems to hang in the air. The challenging nature of th...
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Eagles Nest Lookout Blue Mountains

Jan 28, 2019 | Blue Mountains Lookouts

This is another view of the Blue Mountains and the Three Sisters in the Jamison Valley. A favourite location with photographers who love the afternoon and evening sunlight on the Three Sisters to give a late afternoon glow, the photo at the front of this website was tak...
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Kings Table Land and Lincolns Rock

Jan 28, 2019 | Blue Mountains Lookouts

Kings Tableland is part of the traditional land of the Gundungurra Aboriginal People who have lived in the Blue Mountains for over 20,000 years. It was a traditional meeting place for the local aboriginal people and was a very significant spiritual site as well. They wo...
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Katoomba Falls Blue Mountains

Jan 22, 2019 | Blue Mountains Lookouts

This is a great waterfall and very visible from many locations. From the Cliff lookout, from the Skyway, or from down below in the valley these falls are very visible. They are at their best after heavy rain which is the case with the photo above. If you are in Sydney a...
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Hanging Rock Blue Mountains

Jan 22, 2019 | Blue Mountains Lookouts

This rock is amazing. It stands out from the cliff at a place called the Baltzer Lookout near Blackheath. It is reached on foot along a management track along the Burramoko Ridge. It is a huge shard of Sandstone and seems to hang in the air. The challenging nature of th...
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Blackheath, the Rhododendron Capital of Australia.

Mar 26, 2018 | Blue Mountains Flora, Blue Mountains Lookouts

This rock is amazing. It stands out from the cliff at a place called the Baltzer Lookout near Blackheath. It is reached on foot along a management track along the Burramoko Ridge. It is a huge shard of Sandstone and seems to hang in the air. The challenging nature of th...
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Govetts Leap Evans Head Blue Mountains

Leura Cascades Blue Mountains

Gordon Falls Lookout

Warrimoo Valley Heights

Echo Point Blue Mountains

Eagles Nest Lookout Blue Mountains

Kings Table Land and Lincolns Rock

Katoomba Falls Blue Mountains

Hanging Rock Blue Mountains

Blackheath, the Rhododendron Capital of Australia.

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