A selection of Aboriginal sites representing 22500 years of occupation can also be investigated at Red Hands Cave, Kings Tableland or Walls Cave. V enture 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. 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. Bushsports would like to welcome you along, on an historic journey along this nostalgic track. Discover the majesty of Blue Mountains in its great diversity in the true spirit of a bushwalking trek, sleep in a tent or under a blanket of stars, cook on an open fire or bushwalkers stove.