The Greater Blue Mountains
World Heritage Experience website

The Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Experience is an interactive website that contains over two hundred 360 degree panoramas of the GBMWHA, plus still images of landscapes, flora and fauna, and stories and experiences.

the GBMWHE DVD

40 of these high-resolution panoramas have been selected for the GBMWHE DVD.

The panoramas are slowly rotated clockwise - taking 35 seconds to complete each rotation.

Gentle acoustic guitar music is provided as background.

Our journey begins at dawn at Mt Hay and visits each National Park before concluding 24 minutes later at The Conservation Hut at Wentworth Falls.

Of particular note are the panoramas inside Jenolan Caves, the Grose and Jamieson Valley lookouts, the Gardens of Stone and a visit into the Kedumba Valley.

Plus Wollemi Canyons, Kanangra Falls and Dunns Swamp.

Located less than 60kms from Sydney, the GBMWHA consists of 8 national parks and reserves, and covers an area of 10,000 km².

The national parks and reserves being:
 ♦  Blue Mountains
 ♦  Gardens of Stone
 ♦  Wollemi
 ♦  Yengo
 ♦  Kanangra-Boyd
 ♦  Thirlmere Lakes, and
 ♦  Nattai National Parks, and
 ♦  Jenolan Karst Conservation Reserve.

World Heritage Areas are listed by UNESCO as places of special cultural or natural significance.

Together with the Colong Foundation, the Society was a major player in gaining the listing in November 2000.

The Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Nomination contains detailed information and stunning images.