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10 OF THE BEST SHORT TRIPS FROM SYDNEY

BLUE MOUNTAINS

Distance from Sydney CBD: 120 kilometres via the M4

Why go: Waterfalls and World Heritage-listed wilderness

What to do: Ask a local and they’ll tell you there are two sides to the Blue Mountains: the one you see on your first visit, including a mandatory selfie at the Three Sisters and a Devonshire tea, and the side you see when you return and stay longer. Start at the Elysian Rock Lookout at Leura for a unique, rear-end view of the famous siblings before stopping at the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre in Katoomba, where an interactive exhibition explores the history and natural landscape of the area. All time to enjoy all of Scenic World’s attractions — skyway, railway, cableway and walkway — on a leisurely circuit.

For lunch don’t miss Sorensen’s Glasshouse and Gardens, where you can dine inside a soaring glasshouse. When it’s time to chase waterfalls, why settle for one when you can see four in the form of Adelina, Junction, Federal and

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