Blue Mountains Best Bushwalks

After years of uncertainty about it’s future, and significant investment from Blue Mountains City Council, the Charles Darwin walk (now known as simply Darwins walk) has fully reopened to the public in September 2025. The Council has replaced footbridges, resurfaced the tracks and constructed raised boardwalks to enable locals and visitors alike to enjoy it […]

Topping the list of Blue Mountains walks for most people who have spent a lot of time hiking in the Blue Mountains, the Grand Canyon in Blackheath offers picturesque scenery, amazing views and glimpses of the native wildlife. It is probably the most well known Blue Mountains canyon, but unlike others it doesn’t require a

Let me just start off by saying that despite the Asgard reference, this has nothing to do with Marvel. Landmarks of this region were apparently named by a fan of Norse mythology. It is however, about one of my favourite Blue Mountains bushwalks. The Asgard Plateau is surrounded on three sides by cliffs and sits

Living in the beautiful Blue Mountains of Australia, I have a pretty much endless reserve of walks at my disposal a short drive away. Yet there’s a few Blue Mountains bushwalks that rank in my favourites that I will go back to over and over again. The lovely Horseshoe Falls in Hazelbrook is one of