Activities and Attractions in NSW

The highest lookout in the Blue Mountains approximately 1100 metres above sea level. This lookout gives magnificent views over the Hartley Valley, as well as views of Lithgow. You can also walk or...

The Blue Mountains Heritage Centre provides information on the Blue Mountains National Park and surrounding areas, an interactive educational display, video screenings and a gallery. Available...

A 40km self-drive tour that takes at least two hours and features 113 interesting sites. A basic brochure and a detailed booklet are available for purchase at the Broken Hill Visitor Information...

Frog Rock is a natural rock formation by the side of the road in the shape of a crouching frog, situated on the Cassilis Road, Frog Rock is 19 kilometres from Mudgee and 24 kilometres from Gulgong.

The Reservoir Fields are located at the Northern end of Centennial Park adjacent to Oxford St. There are hockey, lacrosse and touch football fields available. The location affords great views across...

The stretch of beach known as One Mile is located in the residential area of Forster and is extremely popular with surfers and families. Patrolled during the holidays and on weekends the beach is...

Stephens Creek Reservoir - Stephens Creek Weir is located 17 kilometres from Broken Hill on the Barrier Highway. In the past, water shortages were always a problem and the long standing indifference...

Mount Carnarvon is a 30 minute return walk starting at Echo Point Picnic Area, in the Morton National Park at Bundanoon. This is a short, pretty walk through bushland to the escarpment and lookout...

Mount Alexandra Reserve is 2000 hectares (5,000 acres) in area bounded in the south by the urban areas of Mittagong, Welby and Willow Vale. It extends north along the Nattai River Valley for eight...

Mt Gladstone Lookout and Nature Reserve sits in 125 hectares of native bushland less than four kilometres from the edge of Cooma township and offers magnificent views from two easily accessible...