Bushsports Australian Eco-Adventures: Eco-Tours, Bushwalking, Hiking, Treking, Getaways.

Blue Mountains

Eco-tours. Diversity, eco-systems, native wildlife

with professional guides, ensure your day is

an experience to remember

Tel: 02 9630 0587

Blue Mountains Eco-Tours

Bushsports welcomes you on a journey of discovery throughout the Blue Mountains or Hunter Valley. Beginning in Sydney, Exploring National Parks, hidden valleys, magnificent lookouts, forests, waterways, geological formations and Australian outback heritage with friendly guides.

Uncover Aboriginal legends and sites, convict stories and history. From coastal plains to the Great Dividing Range, at a leisurely pace.
Flora and fauna of the region is explained and an encounter with native wildlife is assured. Goannas, Kangaroos, Koalas, Wallabies, Wombats, Echidnas, Possums, Sugar Gliders, Powerful Owls, Eastern water dragons and Blue Tounge Lizards or their traces are often observed .
Beautiful birdlife including Yellow Tailed Black and Sulphur Crested Coackatoos, Rainbow Lorikeets, Crimson and Eastern Rosellas. Appreciate the thrilling imitating calls of the Lyre-Bird within rainforests and Dry Sclerophyl eucalypt forests.
Discover the richness of a region from the ground up as our guides uncover the most intriguing aspects of the areas we visit. Three Sisters, Leura, Brokenback Range, Hunter Valley Wineries. Country style morning tea with a billy on the boil, delicious aussie gourmet BBQ lunch or local cuisine at a fine restaurant, embellished by select Australian wines.
Tours can include a visit to the Sydney 2000 Olympic site or join one our specially designed Olympic tours to uncover sporting history in the making. formations and Australian outback heritage with knowledgeable and friendly guides.

Available: Daily
Grade: Easy - Medium
Cost: Customised itineraries from $139pp
Availability: daily
Extensions:

Aboriginal interpretative tour with Wild-life viewing
Bush Tucker with Billy Tea & Boomerang Throwing
Mountain Bike down-hill ride through forests
Abseiling or rockclimbing adventure
Overnight campout with wildlife spotting

Contact Details Your next adventure event...BUSHSPORTS !

Phone: (02) 9630 0587 for international callers +61 2 9630 0587
Fax: (02) 9630 3436 for international fax: +61 2 9630 3436
Office: PO Box 5054 Kingsdene 2118 NSW Australia

Blue Mountains Grand Canyon One of Our Best Eco-Walks

Delightful eco-bushwalk through the Grand Canyon of the Blue Mountains.

Descend into a spectacular rainforest environment, following the magnificent canyon along its majestic path that it has cut through the sandstone down to a spectacular waterfall spilling out into the Grose Valley.

One of the best bushwalking discoveries you will make! Lookouts & cliff-top walking along the magnificent rim of the Grose Valley, from Govetts Leapsurrounded by hanging swamps teeming with wildlife.

Enroute we stop in at Euroka Clearing to observe the Eastern Grey Kangaroos that inhabit this fertile volcanic dyke. A selection of Aboriginal sites representing 22500 years of occupation can also be investigated at Red Hands Cave, Kings Tableland or Walls Cave.

Grade: Easy - Medium

Newnes Plateau, Deep Pass Canyon Walk
An eco-bushwalk into an historic valley! -
unavailable due to Bushfire recovery _ Feb 2003

Venture from the valley Rim down to the canyon base, investigating a intricately weather-worn canyon which becomes cool, narrow and constricted, rock hopping and gingerly stepping past crystal clear pools. Its diverse history involves Aboriginal art and remnants of pioneering life in this guarded fertile valley.

Fresh babbling brooks meander through the natural mountain pass where we explore caves and chasms that have been sculpted deep into the sandstone beds. Gain insight to the ecosystem observing yabbies, Lyrebirds, goannas and abundant wildflowers in a tranquil oasis with professional guides. Opportunity exists to swim or rest contentedly. Suited to beginners with basic fitness.

Extensions: Wolgan View Canyon or Glow Worm Tunnel From Deep Pass we drive out to the Glow Worm Tunnel and bushwalk into Wolgan Valley, listening to the murmurs of early mining life. Then follow up another canyon system, water worn through the ages to the incredibly engineered, kilometre long tunnel with thousands of glow worms displaying a starry network of brilliant phospherance.