Hiking in the Blue Mountains in Australia might sound like a seriously daunting affair but you will be pleasantly surprised. The hiking trails throughout the area are suitable for all types of bushwalkers from first time trekkers to the experienced hiker.
Trails range from 30-minute strolls to four-day overnight adventures, so choose the Blue Mountains bushwalking experience to suit your fitness level, length of stay and curious nature.
The Blue Mountains is a World Heritage Listed National Park so it is well prepared for walkers to explore its beautiful environment. Following a Blue Mountains hiking trail will take you past some of the nation's most intriguing flora and fauna, giving you the opportunity to be immersed in natural beauty at every step. Don't forget the camera!
Self-guided hikes are popular with visitors because they allow individuals or groups to walk at their own pace on gentle and more challenging trails. Hiking maps are great companions on these self-guided walks and can be picked up at Blue Mountains Visitor Centres.
Guided hiking trips with professional guides are also a great way to explore the area and learn about the precious environment. Many tour companies will take you on hiking and camping adventures to isolated spots.