Hiking in Blue Mountains, Sydney

I went to Blue Mountains this Jan with my husband. We both love outdoor sports, so having heard a lot about the place and it’s beauty, we decided to spend a day there.
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We took the morning train from Strathfield Station at 7:32 and reached Katoomba station by 9:30. There we bought tickets for scenic world and hop-on-hop-off bus which cost us about 140$ each.
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To summarize we went to Scenic Railway-> Blue Mountain National Park-> Leura Forest -> Henry Cliff Walk -> Katoomba (5 hours of hiking)
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The bus took us to Scenic world where we went for a sky ride. I have to say, the place is magnificent. The blue hue of the mountains, standing tall, makes you wanna sit there all day long.
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The Skyrail
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That’s the waterfall which we saw from skyrail.
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The skyrail dropped us at scenic railway. We had delicious hot chocolate and milkshake in the cafe.Overlooking the ridiculously gorgeous mountain view, with a cup of choco milkshake, that is one of the beautiful places to have breakfast.Β 


The Scenic Railway is one of the steepest cable-drivenΒ funicular railwayΒ in the world, the steepest incline of 52 degrees[1]Β contained within a total incline distance of 415 metres (1,361.5Β ft). (wiki)
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The Scenic Railway brought us down to the entrance of Blue Mountain National Park, and then began our 5 hours of hiking.

 

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As we walked towards the Leura Forest, the three sister rock got closer.

 

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The path.

 

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There’s a wonderful picnic spot at the base of Leura Forest. It took us about 2 and half hours to reach Leura Forest.

 

 

 

 

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Waterfalls we saw on the way

 

 

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The Prince Henry Cliff walk

 

Walking around the The Sister Rock

 

 

This is where our hiking ended. After 5 hours I saw civilization again πŸ™‚


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