Blue Mountains Visitor eMag - 22-10-22

A S K R O Z B L U E M O U N T A I N S
BLUE MOUNTAINS
ACKNOWLEDG
EMENT TO
COUNTRY
The Blue Mountains is located
within the Country of the
Dharug, and Gundungurra, and
peoples. Ask Roz, Blue
Mountains City Council, and The
Blue Mountains Visitor
Information Centres, recognises
that Dharug, and Gundungurra
Traditional Owners have a
continuous and deep connection
to their Country and that this is
of great cultural significance to
Aboriginal people, both locally
and in the region.
For Dharug, and Gundungurra
People, Ngurra (Country) takes
in everything within the physical,
cultural and spiritual landscape -
landforms, waters, air, trees,
rocks, plants, animals, foods,
medicines, minerals, stories and
special places. It includes
cultural practice, kinship,
knowledge, songs, stories and
art, as well as spiritual beings,
and people: past, present and
future.
VISITOR INFORMATION
The Blue Mountains is a special place of ancient landscapes, towering golden
hued stone escarpments, crashing waterfalls and magnificent eucalypts all set
among inspiring panoramas that will take your breath away.
With a spectacular environmental setting, the Blue Mountains is home to a
community of nearly 80,000 people living in 27 towns and villages located over
100 km of mountainous terrain.
Surrounded by World Heritage Listed wilderness, the Blue Mountains is a natural
wonder right on Sydney’s doorstep.
With lookouts with sensational views of deep mountain troughs that seem to go
forever and waterfalls large and small there is plenty of amazing things to see and
do.
It is one of only two destinations in the world surrounded by a UNESCO-declared
World Heritage National Park.
It has ancient landscapes, towering golden hued stone escarpments, crashing
waterfalls and magnificent eucalypts all set among inspiring panoramas that will
take your breath away. You won't be disappointed.
Enjoy one of the Blue Mountains many bushwalks from easy strolls to hour long
hikes. Grab your bike and head onto one of the many mountain bike trails or just
grab a bite to eat and take it easy.
SUPPORT: Ask Roz Blue Mountains offer support via What'sApp
0414 592 690 - Message Only - Sunrise to Sunset - 7 days
Ask Roz, Blue Mountains City
Council, and The Blue
Mountains Visitor Information
Centres pay respect to Elders
past and present while
recognising the strength,
capacity and resilience of past
and present Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander people in
the Blue Mountains region.