Explore Breathtaking Blue Mountains with Wiradjuri Ranger

Buckle up for an epic adventure exploring the hidden gems of the Blue Mountains near Lithgow! Join us on a thrilling 4WD journey led by a local Indigenous Ranger, Aunty Sharon Reilly.
We'll delve into the rich cultural history of Maiyingu Marragu, a captivating rock art site, and conquer challenging off-road tracks with breath-taking cliff views. Experience the heart-stopping descent down the Donkey Steps (historic Goanna Trail) and camp under the stars at the Bicentennial National Trail gateway. This is your ultimate guide to Blue Mountains 4WD adventure, camping, and Indigenous culture!
Our adventure takes us along rugged 4WD tracks leading to dramatic cliffs and the expansive Wolgan Valley, the second-widest gorge in the world. Experience the thrill of descending the steepest roads our convoy has ever tackled, including the historic Donkey Steps and Goanna Trail.
Your4x4 will like to thank the Wiradjuri people and Dharug & Dharkinjung
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what a wonder of the world

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Stunning scenery and tracks. My backyard and it’s incredible to see it featured… there’s so much to see there. I love to hear the indigenous names.