Penrith & Far West Sydney

The Southern Blue Mountains are a rugged and beautiful area that includes the South Blue Mountains National Park. The region is extremely popular with hiking & bush walking with spectacular vistas and scenery.

The Eastern Gateway to the Blue Mountains stretches from Penrith and the Greater Western Sydney and winds its way upwards to Faulconbridge. The area provides some spectacular scenery and vast wilderness just 1 hour from the Sydney City Centre.

The North Blue Mountains is a region that incorporates a large portion of the Blue Mountains national park, a UNESCO World Heritage listed area. The region is dissected by the Grose River and there are limited entry & exit roads.

The Far North Blue Mountains in Victoria, Australia offer an enchanting escape into nature’s breathtaking wonders. Renowned for their dramatic landscapes, these majestic mountains boast rugged cliffs, lush forests, and picturesque valleys. Visitors can explore a myriad of hiking trails, discover hidden waterfalls, and experience vibrant local flora and fauna. The area's rich Indigenous history and cultural heritage add depth to its natural allure, making it a captivating destination for adventure seekers and tranquility lovers alike.

Sydney’s Outer Northern area is the largest of the Sydney regions and is primarily made up of residential suburbia. It includes the inner suburbs of Chatswood and St Ives out to Hornsby and Berowra and west to Nelson & Oakville.

The Blacktown and Eastern Creek area of Sydney lies in the cities western suburbs wedges between Parramatta and Penrith. The area has many notable features including Wet ‘n’ Wild Sydney, Sydney Motor Sport Park and the Rooty Hill RSL.

Sydney’s Outer Southwest suburbs straddle the world renowned Blue Mountains region and stretch from Liverpool through to Campbelltown. It lies approximately 50 kilometres from the city centre & is a major commercial & administration centre