Tip for weekend trip - Blue Mountains

Blue Mountains National Park is a mountainous region west of Sydney was inscribed in World Heritage list in 2000. As less than two hours drive from city it is one of many places near Sydney worth to spend a day or two. To spend a night in Blue Mountains is not a problem as the area is highly developed with infrastructure and various accommodation and dining options. Blue Mountains is accessible through the year however in summer it is very popular mostly by overseas visitors but you'll meet Australians as well. National Park spreads across 11.400 km2 offering mountains, cliffs, valleys, deep forests with eucalyptus trees, waterfalls, caves, bushwalking trails full of wildlife scenery. Let's have a look on some highlights and must see spots.

Probably the most famous landmark which is the most visited place near Echo Point Katoomba and it's famous view at solitary remote rocks formation called Three Sisters. Three Sisters are experienced by millions each year.

Another must see place is very close to town Wentworth Falls. The waterfall is almost 200 metres high. Easy and enjoyable walking tracks offers nothing but dramatically stunning views, clear water, wildlife and picnic area. Following the trail leading down into the valley one can experience the real australian bushwalk. The lower will you get the less people you will meet.

Jenolan Caves are considered as Australia's most spectacular caves and the oldest in the world. Formation of more than 400 caves were discovered. Today Jenolan Caves are extremely popular and tour companies are keen to show you the whole nature's miracle.

These three tips are just a tip of an iceberg. Blue Mountains National Park is a real treasure and one of the most spectacular National Parks in Australia. 

Check 10 Best Weekend Trips from Sydney if you would like to discover more of the beauty around Sydney.