Blue Mountains Blog

At the foothills of Megalong escarpment, Lot 101 is reimagining what it means to eat, grow, and gather—where sustainability, community and culture come together in one remarkable place.

There’s a quiet magic that settles over the Blue Mountains during winter and spring. The air turns crisp and the bush blooms with wildflowers and stirs with new life as sunshine begins to grace the landscape once again. For travellers looking to escape the city and sink into something more grounded, restorative, and slow, these are some of the best times to visit this stunning region.

You might be familiar with the shades of green and blue of our Mountains... but have you experienced the gold, red and copper tones of our heritage gardens and wild places?

Travelling as a family is an important part of growing up. Whether you’re going to a local beauty spot or heading further afield, time spent together can create lasting memories. Plus, with so many children spending extended time indoors these days, an outdoor adventure is the perfect way to spark an interest in nature and a respect for the world we live in.

Just off the Great Western Highway near the village of Leura, where the World Heritage-listed national park meets the community, east meets the oldest continuous culture on earth in a yin and yang of harmony, kinship and respect.