Blue Mountains National Park

Blue Mountains National Park is a protected natural area in New South Wales, Australia, known for its stunning sandstone escarpments, lush forests, and scenic viewpoints. Covering over 1 million hectares, it features dramatic cliffs, deep valleys, waterfalls, and diverse wildlife. The park offers opportunities for hiking, rock climbing, and exploring Aboriginal heritage sites. Its name comes from the frequent blue haze created by eucalyptus oils in the air. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, it plays a vital role in conservation and provides a peaceful escape into nature just outside Sydney.