Scattered over more than 260,000 hectares and part of the UNESCO-protected Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage area, the Blue Mountains National Park is the most visited national park in NSW and a favourite playground for Sydneysiders.

Renowned for the Three Sisters rock formation, the park incorporates many other spectacular landmarks and offers opportunities for exploration and immersion into nature. Explore exhilarating walks, discover Aboriginal history, hike to tumbling waterfalls and swim in refreshing rockpools, enjoy stunning, far-reaching vistas of ancient escarpments and forest-clad valleys.

The four-day ‘Three Valleys’ trek involves undertaking four iconic treks in the three major valleys of the Blue Mountains National Park: the Jamison; the Grose and the Megalong valleys. The total walking distance is 46km with the first 2 days being the longest and hardest, and the last day being the shortest. The walking is on formed tracks, and as all treks commence on the top of the Blue Mountains sandstone escarpment, every day begins with a descent and concludes with a strong uphill element. The total vertical climb over the 4 days is 1873 m.

You will stay in a comfortable group house in Leura, one of the most charming villages in the greater Blue Mountains area. There is time to discover the character filled heritage homes, glorious cool climate gardens and a National Trust classified town centre lined with boutique shops and cherry trees.