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Guided Four Day Wolgan Valley and Glow Worm Walk
Highlights
- Explore the stunning Wolgan Valley, where dramatic escarpments and ancient Aboriginal rock paintings captivate the senses.
- Wander through a glow worm tunnel, witnessing thousands of twinkling lights in a magical, serene environment.
- Descend from cliff tops to breathtaking views, immersing yourself in the untouched beauty of this hidden gem.
- Relax in comfortable cottage accommodation, enjoying hot showers and delicious dinners made from local produce after your day's adventure.
To the west of the Blue Mountains lies the magnificent Wolgan Valley. One of this region’s best kept secrets, this amazing area has scenery to rival it’s neighbouring region of the Blue Mountains but is relatively unknown. As word spreads this region will see an influx of visitors. Wolgan Valley is a stunning region of dramatic escarpments, beehive pagoda rock formations, rich bushland and ancient aboriginal rock paintings. It is also home to an extensive flora and a wide array of native wildlife. On this two day walk you will travel through a tunnel filled with thousands of glow worms, see spectacular views as you descend from the cliff tops into the beautiful Wolgan Valley and see the historic town of Newnes.
There is no need to carry heavy overnight bags – these will be transported to your cabin accommodation allowing you free time to enjoy your walk carrying only a small day pack. You’ll arrive at your cottage accommodation set amongst the trees in the valley, where you’ll enjoy hot showers and comfy beds. In the evening your guides will cook a delicious dinner featuring local produce and local wines.
Tour details
- On demand
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Lifes an Adventure – New South Wales
Discover the natural beauty of New South Wales with a diverse range of guided NSW Walking Tours, each offering a unique and immersive experience.
Explore the majestic Blue Mountains, known for the dramatic Grand Cliff Top Walk and historic Six Foot Track walk and eucalyptus forests, or venture into the secluded beauty of the Wolgan Valley. Enjoy coastal charm along Sydney’s Royal National Park and the South Coast’s scenic Light to Light Walk. In the mountains explore the Snowy Alpine Walk in Kosciuszko National Park boasting alpine landscapes perfect for nature lovers. For those seeking a truly remote escape, the unspoiled natural paradise of Lord Howe Island awaits.
All of the walking holidays are pack-free, allowing you to fully enjoy the journey without the burden of carrying a heavy pack. Each tour is fully accommodated in carefully selected lodgings that highlight the charm and character of the region. Evenings are a time to unwind with delicious dinners, thoughtfully prepared and served with quality wine, offering the perfect end to each day’s adventure.
Let them take care of the details while you enjoy unforgettable walks in spectacular surroundings.
Accreditations
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ECO Certified (Ecotourism) by Ecotourism Australia
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Quality Tourism Accreditation
Memberships
- Australian Tourism Export Council
- Council of Australian Tour Operators
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