The Blue Mountains covers an area of around 1436 square kilometres. The population of the Blue Mountains as recorded in the 2001 census was 73,671. The Blue Mountains is surrounded by several areas which also provide. Surrounding areas with an extensive range of tourist attractions and places of interest include Penrith, Richmond, Lithgow and Oberon.
The Blue Mountains is a favorite escape for Sydneysiders who come to unwind in the national parks, fresh air and overwhelming scenery. Villages are spread throughout the mountains, offering luxury guesthouse accommodation, restaurants with reputations for fine food, art and craft shops, and friendly pubs to enjoy a wine or beer beside a fire.
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| High Mountains Motor Inn |
 193 Great Western Highway, Blackheath
High Mountains Motor Inn in Blackheath is central to all Blue Mountains attractions. Family owned and operated, warm, friendly, clean and affordable. Facilities include Twenty-one ground floor units We also have cottages with log fire & family spa.
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| Jenolan Caves Resort |
 Jenolan Caves, Jenolan Caves
Jenolan Caves Resort is nestled amongst the World Heritage Listed Blue Mountains National Park, and offers a wide array of accommodation types including motel style, cottage and guesthouse accommodation.
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| Blue Mountains G’day Motel |
 181 Great Western Highway, Katoomba
Blue Mountains is famous for its clean air and breathtaking scenery and the Blue Mountains G’day Motel is famous for is spotlessly clean and comfortable yet budget accommodation located close to the railway station, cinemas, shopping centre and restaurants.
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| Echo Point Motor Inn |
 18 Echo Point Road, Katoomba
In a quiet location and only 300m from the Three Sisters, Echo Point Motor Inn consists of 37 rooms all tastefully decorated and “Restaurant at the Point” licensed restaurant. Rooms include single, twin, double, triple and family and feature colour TV, electric blankets, private facilities, fridge and tea / coffee making facilities.
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| Zig Zag Motel |
 Corner of Chifley and Clywdd Streets, Lithgow
The Zig Zag Motel is a single story complex set amongst an acre of landscaped gardens. Located centrally to all the attractions the region has to offer, including the Zig Zag Railway, World Heritage listed National Parks, Jenolan Caves, and many other scenic attractions of the Blue Mountains.
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The Blue Mountains Chocolate Company is only 200 metres from Echo Point and uses the finest chocolate, handcrafted by our European chocolatiers. Observe interactive displays and DVDs, chocolate memorabilia and the opportunity to see our chocolatiers at work and ask questions. There are fantastic cafes serving gourmet lunches and indulgent afternoon teas. A visit to the Blue Mountains is not complete without sampling the luxurious real hot chocolate.
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Blaxland’s Crossing is named after the site John Blaxland used to cross the Nepean River to reach his property on the western bank where his cattle grazed on the fertile river flats. Governor Macquarie, in 1813, granted land to John, the brother of explorer Gregory, which encompassed much of present day Luddenham and Wallacia. John named his property ‘Luddenham’ and built a homestead where Wallacia is today. He built a flour mill which operated from the 1830’s and a brewery which was one of the first in the colony.
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