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Spread across a whopping 260,000 hectares, Blue Mountains National Park is nestled within the UNESCO-listed Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area. It's the ultimate getaway for locals in New South Wales, especially those from Sydney who crave a nature fix.
While the iconic Three Sisters rock formation steals much of the spotlight, the park is brimming with other breathtaking landmarks. It's a haven for nature enthusiasts looking to hike along thrilling trails, uncover the rich tapestry of Aboriginal history, or simply soak in the sheer beauty of cascading waterfalls. Picture yourself enjoying a leisurely picnic with panoramic views of timeless escarpments and lush, forest-covered valleys stretching as far as the eye can see.
For those interested in the local flora and fauna, the park is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including rare and endangered species. Birdwatchers will be delighted to spot the vibrant colors of the native parrots and cockatoos. Whether you're an adventure seeker or someone who just wants to relax in nature's embrace, Blue Mountains National Park offers something for everyone.
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Wentworth Falls 
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Местный goverment в Blue Mountaints добавил новый track, называется Grand Cliff Top Walk. Сходили посмотреть, как там. Не были сильно впечатлены, поскольку track идет по краю cliff, и все 19 киллометров справа скала, а слева обрыв. Виды на долину Blu
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