Blue Mountains' Experiences 16-9-22

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The Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, MOUNT TOMAH, NSW, 2758 More information 9am-5pm Sunday to Friday - 9.30am-5pm Sat/Public Holidays - Closed Christmas Day This 252 hectare garden sits on the summit of a basalt capped peak 1,000 metres above sea level in the World Heritage listed Greater Blue Mountains. The Garden is home to a world class collection of plants from the cooler southern hemisphere. Discover all the tours, walking trails, plant displays and natural areas the Blue Mountains Botanic Gardens has to offer. Take a picnic and enjoy these wonderful gardens. Bygone Beautys Teapot Collection Bygone Beautys, 20-22 Grose Street, LEURA, NSW, 2780 More information CLOSED Wednesdays and Thursdays - Home of world’s largest private collection of teawares, including more than 5,500 teapots from all over the world and spanning five centuries, most items are on display in the Treasured Teapot Museum. Enjoy a fine afternoon tea or a light lunch. Bygone Beautys serves one of the best Devonshire teas in the Blue Mountains, or why not indulge in one of their traditional morning or afternoon teas. Closed Good Friday, Christmas Day, New Year's Day.
Blair Athol No 4 Coal Mine MOUNT VICTORIA, NSW, 2786 More information Another great EXERCISE walk. The Blair Athol No 4 Coal Mine, Mount Victoria. If you like a bit of ADVENTURE, this short walk could be the go for you. BIGGER kids will love it. Allow 30 minutes for this 1km walk, plus browsing time. TAKE A GOOD TORCH in case you have the courage to go into the mine. It’s VERY DARK, a bit slippery and muddy in places. TAKE CARE. Wear good walking shoes, consider wearing a cap/hat to protect your head and maybe even a mask to eliminate other baddies. The MINE: The tunnel slopes at about 15° and extends about 200m before you reach the 100m flooded section. Rigby Hill Rigby Hill, Bells Line of Road, MOUNT TOMAH, NSW, 2758 More information There are wonderful views up and down the Grose Valley from the top of Rigby Hill. Rigby Hill is just a short walk from the Pierces Pass Picnic Area, off Bells Line of Road. It's only about a 15-minute walk out to the end of the trail, but you want to allow a bit more time just to take in the view. The trail climbs a bit at the end but is pretty easy walking. Keep well back from cliff edges, especially when taking photos, and supervise children at all times. Take extreme care as the cliffs are over 200m high and are unfenced.
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