Blue Mountains Touring Guide - Blue Mountains, Australia

	Hazelbrook/Lawson/Bullaburra 96km to 103 km from Sydney Some of the Mountains most beautiful waterfalls and cataracts are to be found in the Hazelbrook-Lawson area; and the Old Baths, north of the highway at Hazelbrook, are believed to be on one of the explorers camping sites. It is near here - from Oaklands Road or Winbourne Road at Hazelbrook Creek Reserve - you can get access to Burgess, Lena, Lyre Bird, Oakland, Horseshoe and Glow Worm Nook Falls. Terrace Falls Road takes you to those falls as well as to Victor Falls, while Woodbury St and Mountview Ave lead to Mabel, Edith and Fairy Falls at Waterhouse Park. Junction Falls at Lawson At Bullaburra, which is Aboriginal for ‘Blue Sky’, access to Minnatonka Falls at Redburn Park is from De Quency Rd. Please select to see what's close by view accommodation view restaurants & dining view other business	BLUE MOUNTAINS TOURING GUIDE Blue Mountains Grand Circular Drive Click on village names to see full details All material contained in this touring guide is copyright of Jayarnda Pty Ltd and may not be reproduced for any commercial purpose whatsoever without permission. Ph 02 6355 6292 Lawson was originally called ‘Blue Mountains’ but in 1879 took its name from one of the three explorers. Honour Ave gives access to South Lawson Park which contains Adeline, Junction, Cataract, Federal and Leslie Falls.

	Blue Mountains Grand Circular Drive Penrith/Emu Plains to Lapstone ~ Glenbrook to Blaxland ~ Springwood & Valley Heights ~ Faulconbridge Linden to Woodford ~ Hazelbrook/Lawson/Bullaburra ~ Wentworth Falls ~ Leura ~ Katoomba Medlow Bath ~ Blackheath ~ Megalong Valley ~ Mount Victoria ~ Hartley & Hartley Historic Village Hampton to Jenolan Caves ~ Oberon ~ Lithgow ~ Mount Wilson ~ Bells Line of Road The Hawkesbury Richmond/Windsor ~ Bathurst/Mudgee & Beyond The Blue Mountains