Govetts Leap lookout located in the stunning Blue Mountains of New South Wales offers the perfect wheelchair accessible vantage point to enjoy views of the mountains. A recent upgrade to the location’s access and facilities makes this a lovely spot to picnic. Govetts Leap lookout – wheelchair accessible Blue Mountains There’s some places in the … Read more
This may be controversial, but I think I have a new favourite lookout in the Blue Mountains. Previously, Govetts Leap Lookout has held the illustrious title but with a recent accessible upgrade, Evans Lookout is now in the lead for the best spot to appreciate the majestic Blue Mountains National Park. Offering views as far … Read more
Located in the gorgeous town of Leura in the Blue Mountains, Bygone Beautys Treasured Teapot Museum & Tearooms is a fantastic example of a small business providing good wheelchair accessibility. It’s often difficult in historic areas to find cafes and stores that offer step-free access so it’s refreshing to see the accessibility features Bygone Beautys … Read more
After a long break from writing about accessible and inclusive playgrounds, its been wonderful to find two play spaces in the Blue Mountains that I am excited to share. After visiting Wentworth Falls Park accessible and inclusive playground we stopped in at Glenbrook Park where there is also a lovely accessible and inclusive play space. … Read more
If the walls of the Hydro Majestic could talk, they’d have many a tale to tell. How I’d love to be transported back in time to 1904 to be a hotel guest when the hotel was owned by Mark Foy and operating as a health retreat. Although the Hydro Majestic is no longer a health … Read more
It’s been a while since I’ve reviewed an accessible and inclusive playground and that’s simply because I’ve not been impressed by many. When I look for a good accessible and inclusive playground to share with our readers, I’m looking for one that does more than tick a box with one or two accessible pieces of … Read more
On Sydney’s door step, the mystique of the Blue Mountains is a magnet for day-trippers and weekenders alike. With plenty of accessible activities and accommodation we think the Blue Mountains should be a must-visit for everyone. I’ve lost count of the number of times we’ve visited the region so I thought it was about time … Read more
We visit the Blue Mountains area regularly so it’s always exciting to explore something new. Although this Blue Mountains accessible walk is not new, it’s had a make over and we love the upgrade. The Three Sisters walk starts from the information centre at Echo Point and takes you closer to the Three Sisters. The concrete path on … Read more
Scenic World in the Blue Mountains is somewhere I have visited many times since I was a small child. It has been a place to go for family outings, somewhere to take visiting family or friends from overseas and now a place to share with my kids. The thrilling bonus for us is the fact … Read more
If you are looking for a hotel in the Blue Mountains with everything under one roof, then the Fairmont Resort is the one for you. I have stayed at this hotel four times in the last couple of years for different occasions. We’ve had two family getaways at the Fairmont, I’ve had a mother-daughter trip … Read more
When I’m feeling depleted and in need of rejuvenation my go-to place is The Blue Mountains. Recently I was feeling lack lustre and in desperate need of replenishment before the busy end of school and Christmas season, so I took a couple of days out from life, grabbed my Mum (everyone needs their Mum at … Read more
Being regular visitors to the Blue Mountains area we have a few favourite cafes and restaurants which we return to regularly. These places have reasonably priced, tasty food and are wheelchair accessible. Conservation Hut – Wentworth Falls This little place is hidden away in Wentworth Falls but has beautiful views and delicious food. I particularly … Read more
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