Mundi Mundi Lookout - Silverton (NSW)

Tooze Paul (No Journey Too Small) A worthwhile stop for a few minutes of wonder in just what humans can do! This is one deep hole that leads to kilometres of tunnels. In fact you can see the original mine entrances going up the fault line on the right hand side of the mine. Very good info boards at the lookout. I wouldn’t tow a caravan up there but the road is bitumen.

Patrick Moylan OPEN during the Christmas Holidays!! Such a beautiful and historic town, with little nooks to discover around every turn. The Gold Rush Antique store is likely the nicest and most authentic antique store in the blue mountains, and with it’s beautiful host: is an amazing experience itself. The short bush walk down the River Lett and the other near the Tor Rock is phenomenal. The aboriginal history transforms your perspective from the town of the 1800s to the native landscape Millenia past. I would highly recommend taking the time to visit this site, there’s free Quoits to play too!

Alecia Collins It was a great experience, we learned a lot about opal mining and engaged with the owner quite a bit! If you’re wanting to get the opal mining feel while traveling through, stop by!

South Australia Drive slowly. Very narrow single lane driving for most of the road. If you see a car coming towards you find a part of the road that is dual road. Blind corners, BEEP YOUR HORN because sound goes around blind corners. Your horn can warn other drivers of your presents. Besides the driving challenges you will be rewarded by fantastic world class views on both sides of this NARROW NECK of LAND. The wind rushes up the mountains making Drone Flying hard. Closed for road repairs, new shining metal safety fences replace wooden guide posts. DONT RUSH THIS INCREDIBLE NATURAL BEAUTY.

Tommy Liu Interesting site The ship itself got some history story

Vanessa If you get the chance to do the Heritage tour, I will definitely recommend it with Mark. The tour was great very informative and went for about three hours. Beware, there are a lot of flies. Certain areas you cannot enter without an aboriginal your guide. They have a guided track which you must stick to at all times.

Rachelle C Foo A beautiful spot with great vista views, a stunning waterfall, even in the low season where the waterfall is not big. It was a bit busy but still easy enough to navigate the walking track with others.

Ben Keen Unbelievable place to visit. In exceptionally good condition, unlike other historical places you can actually walk right through the shearing shed.

McDonald Gordon “Hawkesbury” To build up an appetite or to walk your food off afterwards, take a stroll along Wingecarribee River walking track, which begins and ends at Cecil Hoskins picnic area. The track is a short easy walk that’s flat with few obstacles and no stairs, so it’s ideal for all age groups. The track takes you west along the river past Bong Bong weir, then loops back through regenerating forest on Wingecarribee floodplain. You’ll see various types of eucalypts as you follow this walking track, including the less well-known gums, like snow, swamp, black sallee and manna eucalypt trees. Keep your binoculars in easy reach for birdwatching. Through the forest, you may see woodland birds such as white-throated needletails, welcome swallows and spotted pardalote. Eastern grey kangaroos also inhabit the forest. And did you know you can find platypus shyly hiding in the lagoon?

Vicki Smith Enjoyed our visit. Plenty to see, lovely staff and a cafe as well.