Logan Brae Retreats - Luxury Cabins Blue Mountains

Mt Tomah Botanical Gardens and restaurant

28 hectares of sprawling cool climate gardens and natural wonders, Mt Tomah is the only Botanic Garden in the world that’s located within a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Amble through three feature gardens, natural woodlands and alpine rainforests, or soothe your senses with a guided Nature Therapy Walk.

The garden is a natural habitat for marsupials, reptiles and 150 species of birds, so keep your eye out for sugar gliders, possums, bower birds and more. An amazing range of propagated native, exotic, hard to find and endangered plants are available to buy from the visitors centre.

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Mt Wilson Gardens, Mt Wilson

The tiny village of Mt Wilson is famous for its spectacular spring and autumn displays.

What the village lacks in shops and cafes (charmingly, there are none of either) it makes up for in stunning, historic private gardens that burst into a torrent of flowers every spring and vibrant red, yellow and orange leaves from April til June every year.

Each garden is a serene delight for romantics, nature lovers, and families. Take a picnic and a camera and enjoy a feast for the senses.

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Horse Riding, Kanimbla and Megalong Valleys

Hit the trail on horseback and experience an Australian bush adventure. Ride through rural countryside and natural bushland, cross rocky streams and traverse mountain trails.

First-time riders can take a gentle ride and practice trotting. More seasoned riders can take an escorted trail ride through some of the most breathtaking scenery Australia has to offer.

Book your ride in at Centennials Glen Stables or Megalong Valley Farm. Centennial Glen Stables also offers riding lessons for children over the age of 6.

For young families, couples and those that prefer not to get on a horse, sulky rides are also available at Centennial Glen Stables.

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The Japanese Bathhouse, South Bowenfels

Nestled into the rolling hills surrounding Lake Lyell is Blue Mountains Sparadise, a traditional Japanese Onsen.

The bathhouse is a truly unique escape. As you approach through rural Australian countryside, a traditional Japanese onsen seems like the last place that would appear. The feeling lingers until you enter the bathhouse through the cleansing water walkway, and suddenly it is as if you’ve been transported to Japan. And it’s wonderful.

Fed by the mineralised waters of an underground spring and infused with herbal treatments, the heated baths soothe aching muscles and wash away cares. To completely unwind, indulge in a massage, skin treatment or private bath.

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Megalong Wineries, Megalong Valley

20 minutes from Blackheath, down a winding, rainforest road, is the unforgettable Megalong Valley.

The valley is a rural idyll surrounded by pristine native forests, soaring sandstone cliff faces, and abundant wildlife. It is also home to two of the most serene, boutique vineyards in Australia, Megalong Creek Estate and Dryridge Estate.

Visit their Cellar doors to sample a local Pinot, Pinot Grigio, Viognier, Rieslings, Shiraz and more, and enjoy a cheese platter or ploughman’s lunch as you take in the iconic surroundings.

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Logan Brae Orchard, Blackheath

Visit the Blue Mountains most beautiful apple orchard. At 100-years-old, the orchard is steeped in history and charm and is beloved by both locals and visitors to the region.

The orchard is open to the public during apple season, from March to July every year.

At the orchard shop you can find freshly picked apples, hot spiced apple juices, apple butter, toffee apples and our famous apple pies.

Visitors can wander to the public lookout next to the shop to feast on their apple goodies as they take in the breathtaking view over the escarpment.

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Ates Restaurant

Experience some of Australia’s finest produce from arguably the most
famous restaurant space in the Blue Mountains.

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Hiking in the Blue Mountains

What better way to enjoy the world famous landscape of the Blue Mountains than putting on a pair of hiking boots and immersing yourself in its rugged beauty.

There are an incredible number of walks throughout the mountains that cater for every level, from easy strolls to expert hikes.

Experience awe and wonder as you wander through eucalypt forests, craggy rock formations, waterfalls, rainforests, ancient Aboriginal sites and towering cliffs. There is nowhere like it in the world.

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