Ask Roz Blue Mountains is a finalist in the 2026 NSW Tourism Awards, joining 108 finalists selected from 210 nominations across the state. For us, this recognition celebrates 13 years of sharing local stories, supporting businesses and helping people discover the greater Blue Mountains. It also celebrates the people who make Ask Roz possible: our… Read More: Ask Roz Blue Mountains Named a Finalist in the 2026… »
Meet ‘Gyro – the Blue Mountains In Your Pocket’ Gyro is here to change the way people experience the Blue Mountains, and it’s doing it with local heart and world‑class technology. Created by Ask Roz Blue Mountains, Australia’s most awarded visitor information service, and supercharged through a partnership with Google, Gyro delivers faster, smarter and… Read More: Gyro – The Blue Mountains In Your Pocket »
Prepare to immerse yourself in the mesmerizing realm of the majestic Blue Mountains of NSW Australia, an alluring haven that beckons thrill-seekers and nature aficionados alike. Situated within 2 hour’s drive of Sydney, these mountains proudly flaunt their splendor with cascading waterfalls and awe-inspiring canyons that could effortlessly silence even the most eloquent poet. As… Read More: Embark on an Enchanting Journey to the Breathtaking Blue Mountains… »
Ask Roz Blue Mountains produces a wide range of environmentally friendly and sustainable visitor information eMags. Our eMags are viewed by more people than any other visitor information service in the greater Blue Mountains.
Those visiting the “Fish River or Binda” caves, now Jenolan Caves, in the 1880s were encouraged to wear tennis shoes to avoid possible death. Not the most positive tourism message. According to “The pictorial guide to the Blue Mountains of New South Wales and to the districts between Parramatta and Bathurst including the Jenolan Caves”… Read More: HISTORY ~ “Wear tennis shoes to avoid possible death” »