Top Things to do in Mount Victoria
10 Things to do in Mount Victoria That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Mount Victoria, Australia including Mount Vic Flicks, Serenity Trike Tours, Mount Vic and Me, Mitchell Ridge Lookout, Mount York Lookout, Mount Victoria Museum, The Psychic Emporium, Sunset Rock Lookout, Saint Peter's Anglican Church, Wilderness Adventures - Day Adventures.
1. Mount Vic Flicks
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 58 reviews
Mount Vic Flicks is an iconic and popular feature of the upper Mountains. We have a well stocked snack bar known not only for the home-made choc tops, but also for hot soups, home-baked treats and the cheapest tea and coffee around. Always showing an eclectic mix of quality films from Australia and abroad, arthouse to kids, new releases to classics. EFTPOS now accepted! NOW 3D! ADULTS: $11 (3D $13) - SENIORS: $10 (3D $13) - CHILDREN (12 & under): $9 (3D $13) TWO CONSECUTIVE MOVIES (2D ONLY): $18 (includes a free cuppa)
Reviewed By Virginia1557 - Sydney, Australia
A good cuppa, a bickie, and a great movie.Who could ask for more! Super helpful staff helped me enjoy this experience.
2. Serenity Trike Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 31 reviews
Serenity Trike Tours offers a unique experience to its passengers, enabling them to view the spectacular world heritage listed Blue Mountains from their lounge-like seat. Experience real freedom when there is no glass standing between you and your view. There is nothing quite like riding on a trike. Whatever tour you choose, you will create wonderful memories worthy of reminiscence in years to come!
3. Mount Vic and Me
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Local designer Kara Cooper started Mount Vic and Me in 2013 as an online store with stockists throughout Australia. In October 2017, she opened her studio on the highway at Mount Victoria. This is also the home of 'Blue Mountains Socks' by Mount Vic and Me. These bold designs are created here in Mt Victoria and proudly made in Australia. Grab yourself a pair on your travels! There are also greeting cards, tea towels, fabrics & original art. She stocks some local designers too - jewellery, skincare, toys and handmade soaps. There is something for everyone! Due to the growth of business in online and wholesale, Kara is using the space as a creative studio so it may not be open all the time. Look out for the A-frame board out front and flags to see when it's open or email Kara. Check website, facebook and instagram for daily updates.
4. Mitchell Ridge Lookout
5. Mount York Lookout
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Phillip8789 - Terrigal, Australia
Traversing the Blue Mountains (1813) was the most significant accomplishment in the expansion of the early settlement of Sydney Town. This point was where that early expedition arrived, finally traversing the "Indomitable Barrier" and opening up the Western Plains to grazing and agriculture. The huge obelisk and other information panels at this site give a very good account of the significance of this site. There are several walking tracks that begin from Mount York, but for me the most significant is Cox's Road, which was the first "road" down into the Hartley Valley. Should you have time, a drive down Mt Victoria Pass (convict built bridge remnants still observable), into Hartley Vale to visit the Hartley Vale Cemetery is a "walk back into the past". Local tourist centres can supply a map to find this Lookout. Additionally, the views from the Lookout are exceptional. Camping sites are nearby.
6. Mount Victoria Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 11 reviews
Award winning volunteer run, not for profit museum focusing on local Mount Victoria and District history from Medlow Bath to Lithgow. Situated in the Mt Victoria Railway Station the museum has displays in 16 rooms of the two storey sandstone heritage listed building.
Reviewed By 993matthewv - Blacktown, Australia
If you visited the Mount Victoria Station you could miss this hidden gem of local history and information. It is great to see part of the local history begin preserved by knowleadgable people. Would recommending taking a turn of the highway and taking a few hours to visit.
7. The Psychic Emporium
8. Sunset Rock Lookout
9. Saint Peter's Anglican Church
10. Wilderness Adventures - Day Adventures
Wilderness Adventures offers unique experiences within the Blue Mountains World Heritage Area. our expeditions include bushwalking (hiking/tramping), fishing (fly fishing & spinning), canyoning (canyoneering), abseiling, liloing and mountain biking. Day tours and overnight trips are available. Wilderness Adventures is thonly local operator offering extended hiking expeditions of up to 10 days.
