It’s said there are nearly 100 Klms of tunnels in the cliffs near The 3 Sisters, Katoomba. Coal mining began in that area in 1878 and there were about 40 mines at various times. The mining history in the Jamison Valley, Katoomba around the Scenic Railway and Narrow Neck is incredible. One of the early… Read More »
This tree is West of Elysian Lookout and while it is bare, in the right light it’s a beautiful tree. http://www.askroz.com.au/event_detail/index/elysian-rock-lookout
Part of the UNESCO World Heritage protected area, the Blue Mountains National Park it’s an incredible plateau 80km west of Sydney. It features breathtaking cliffs and waterfall, more than 140km of tracks and endless photographic opportunities. This video was produced for IUCN World Parks Congress Sydney 2014 (worldparkscongress.org/). This 4K version also shows some previously… Read More »
Al and Bruce visit the Blues Mountains for a long-distance hike, get caught in a deluge and visit a bunch of awesome waterfalls instead. 🙂 Video by Alistair Paton. Click here to see more of Alistair Paton work.
South Lawson Park has historical significance at the local level as an example of a recreation reserve developed by local trustees over a period of about 30 years with walking tracks to allow access to its scenic attractions. The full loop is about 3.5km and it’ll take you about 90 minutes to complete. It’s family-friendly… Read More »
A compilation of some of Aidan Jaros Grilli’s time-lapse work shot in the beautiful Blue Mountains of NSW. You can see more of Aidan’s work by clicking here.
Some spectacular aerial footage of the Three Sisters located in the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney. Take a sneak peak – Visit the Blue Mountains and discover one of Australia’s most spectacular destinations. http://www.visionair.com.au The footage looking down on the Scenic Skyway is amazing.
Jimmy Paull has done it again. Enjoy this great video of Boars Head, Katoomba.
This is an awesome video by Jimmy Paull.
Honour Gardens, Lawson commemorate those who have served in various conflicts in which Australia has been involved. The gardens were originally established in memory of those who served in World War One. A concrete arch defines the entrance to the gardens, which has a central pathway with trees on either side. Each tree has a… Read More »