Mount Blackheath Lookout, Blackheath True Blue Mountains
The large, fenced Mount Blackheath Lookout is reached via an easy walk down a wide track from the carpark. From the lookout, there are nice (rather than spectacular!) views over the pastoral Kanimbla Valley. The name "Kanimbla" was the traditional name for the area used by the Gundungurra people, meaning "camping or fighting ground.
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Hotels near Mount Blackheath Lookout: (3.18 mi) Federation Gardens & Possums Hideaway (2.64 mi) Blackheath Motor Inn (5.67 mi) In My View (6.20 mi) The Greens of Leura Bed and Breakfast (6.23 mi) Magical Manderley; View all hotels near Mount Blackheath Lookout on Tripadvisor
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Travel along Shipley Plateau through a mix of bush (spot the waratahs in Spring), small farms and orchards - at the end you will reach Mount Blackheath Lookout with views to the north and west to the Great Dividing Range over the Kanimbla Valley At 1,076 metres it is the perfect place to relax and watch the sun go down after a strenuous bike ride or when the weather is right you might be.
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Mount Blackheath Lookout, Blackheath True Blue Mountains
The lookout at Govetts Leap is arguably one of the most breathtaking lookouts in the Blue Mountains. The panoramic views across the immense Grose Valley, surrounded by large cliff walls, are very impressive. The valley is home to several rivers and creeks, including the Grose River and Govetts Creek. Plaque at Govetts Leap Lookout.
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Overview. Travel along Shipley Plateau through a mix of bush (spot the waratahs in Spring), small farms and orchards - at the end you will reach Mount Blackheath Lookout with views to the north and west to the Great Dividing Range over the Kanimbla Valley. At 1,076 metres it is the perfect place to relax and watch the sun go down after a.
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The lookout is reached via a short walk from the end of Pulpit Rock Road, which is off Hat Hill Road, 6km from Blackheath. It's a 17km (20min) drive from Katoomba and 120km (1:45min) from Sydney. A spectacular Blue Mountains lookout, Pulpit Rock offers an almost 360-degree panorama. The isolated pinnacle juts out from the cliff-face at.
Mount Blackheath Lookout, Blackheath True Blue Mountains
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Mount Blackheath Lookout, Blackheath True Blue Mountains
Get directions. Blackheath lookouts driving route is in the Blackheath area of Blue Mountains National Park. To get there: Follow Great Western Highway west from Sydney and continue 11km west of Katoomba. For Anvil Rock lookout, turn east into (unsealed) Hat Hill Road at Blackheath and follow to the end. For Govetts Leap lookout, turn east into.
Mount Blackheath Lookout, Blackheath True Blue Mountains
7 Best Lookouts in Blackheath (That You Can Drive To) Last updated: August 29, 2023 The Blackheath area in the Blue Mountains, between Medlow Bath and Mount Victoria, is home to many panoramic lookouts offering scenic views of cliffs, waterfalls and valleys.
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Facebook Last updated: August 28, 2023 We have listed the 27 best Blue Mountains lookouts, from the Wentworth Falls area to Bells Line of Road, via Leura, Katoomba, Blackheath, and Mount Victoria. The Blue Mountains is by far one of the most popular day trip destinations from Sydney.
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7 Best Lookouts in Blackheath (That You Can Drive To)
This is a scenic road cycle or scenic drive that starts at the car park of Walls Ledge on Centennial Glen Road and continues along Shipley Road. The key features to stop at along the way include Arthurs Lookout, then make a right on Mount Blackheath Road for Mount Blackheath Lookout, and then make a right back onto Shipley Road to head for Hargraves Lookout where you can also take a short walk.
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Lookout Rating: 5/5. Height of Lookout: 1030m. Topographic map/s: 8930-1N MT WILSON (1:25K). Buy / Download. Offering some of the most spectacular views over the Megalong Valley, Hargraves Lookout is located near the end of the Shipley Plateau in Blackheath. (Unlike Pulpit Rock, Govetts Leap and Evans Lookout - which are equally spectacular.
