Welcome to our post-lockdown series of introductory walks in the Blue Mountains. The intention of these walks is to provide an opportunity to perhaps take your first steps into trekking, shake the dust off your existing gear, test out new gear or as a training walk for an upcoming trip with one of the World Expeditions Travel Group companies.

The walks take place on a Saturday, once a month, and on each occasion we’ll explore a different trail/s in the Blue Mountains.

Once you have booked online you will be advised of the meet location and start time. We encourage you to meet at the notified location however we can also offer transport from/to the Blue Mountains Adventure Company office in Katoomba. A briefing and the necessary housekeeping such as completion of waivers will be conducted at the meet location before we begin our journey.

You will be led by qualified and experienced Blue Mountains Adventure Company guides. Other World Expeditions Travel Group staff will also be in attendance to offer support and advice if required.

Included in the day’s activity is a hearty lunch selected from our seasonal menu. When you book online you’ll be prompted to make your selection.

Come and join us, meet the team – and explore the spectacular Blue Mountains on one of the following walks:

CENTENNIAL GLEN (Approx 10km): Don’t be put off by the shorter distance as this walk has some gems worth discovering. Perched above the Kanimbla Valley, Centennial Glen is a popular area for rock climbers due to the abundance of climbs on the spectacular escarpments. The walking tracks are also many and varied, and less frequented. On this walk we’ll explore Colliers Causeway, Porters Pass and get a taste of canyoning when we visit Centennial Glen Canyon (no ropes required and wet feet optional!).

FAULCONBRIDGE to BLAXLAND (Approx 16km): The lower Blue Mountains are often overlooked despite many beautiful walks and natural environments to explore. On this walk we’ll be enjoying a lush rainforest gully that rivals those found beneath the escarpments of Katoomba and Leura. We’ll be following established routes involving creek crossings, climbs and descents and single track walking. Our high point for the day is Lost World where we’ll enjoy lunch and a hot cuppa.

LINDEMAN PASS (Approx 12km): This little known and rarely explored trail links The Valley of the Waters in Wentworth Falls with Federal Pass near Leura Forest. It's a historic pass with an interesting history. At times challenging due to its infrequent use and limited up-keep, this trail is an experience not worth missing. The walk offers spectacular views of the Jamison Valley and explores the bases of waterfalls that are rarely visited.