Attractions

Information Centre

Located on the left-hand side of the highway when coming from Sydney, the centre stocks information brochures, maps, guidebooks and souveneers.

Bushwalking / Hiking

Various walks are available, some of which follow old railway formations or provide views of railway works such as the old Knapsack Viaduct.

Cycling

Some of the walks in this area are suitable for mountains bikes.

National Park

Glenbrook is one of the few places where cars can enter the Blue Mountains National Park. An information centre is located at the entrance. Map & more information...

Glenbrook Village

A small collection of shops offering takeaway and eat-in food, crafts and more. Visit Glenbrook Village...

Accuracy Disclaimer

Maps & information are provided only as a general guide to what is available. It is   recommended that you obtain accurate information in the form of maps and local advice.

Further Information

Maps and guidebooks are available from Tourist Information Centres, Rocksports, Sassafras and other outlets.

Recommended: Blue Mountains Heritage Trails - Glenbrook-Lapstone, publisher not stated.

Glenbrook Village...

1. Lennox Bridge, oldest surviving bridge on Australian mainland.
2. Marges Lookout.
3. John Whitton Memorial.
4. Elizabeth Lookout.
5. Knapsack Gully Viaduct (old).
6. Zig Zag railway formation.
7. Oval, playground, toilets.
8. Lapstone Tunnel, now a mushroom farm.
9. Railway formation.
10. Glenbrook village shops.
11. Trestle bridge site, tramway.
12. Construction tramway formation.
13. Oval, netball courts.
14. National Park information centre & entrance.
15. Jelly Bean Pool (natural swimming pool).
16. Funicular railway remains.
17. Glenbrook Gorge.
18. Mt Portal Lookout - map.