Guided Walking Tour

Join a dedicated volunteer guide for a walking tour of the magnificent Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Mount Tomah.

Location

Meet at the Visitor Centre, Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Mount Tomah

Date

1st and 3rd Friday, 3rd Wednesday and every Sunday during spring

Time

11:30am - 12:45pm

Price

By donation

Fees apply for groups larger than 6 people; bookings required

Duration

1 hour 15 minutes

Contact

02 4567 3000

[email protected]

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Our guides will show you plants and displays of seasonal interest, give you an overview of the Garden's rich and unique history and introduce you to some of the birds who make this Garden their home.

Walks begin and end at the Visitor Centre adjacent to the main carpark. Please be aware that this walk involves negotiating stairs and inclines and that a reasonable level of fitness and good mobility are required.

These walks are designed for individuals or small groups (maximum six people*). Numbers for each walk are capped at a total of 15.

If you would like to book a tour for a group larger than six people, please email [email protected] to arrange a private group tour.

Public Walking Tour

All tours are 1 hour 15 minutes and start at 11:30am
Every Sunday
Wednesdays (3rd of the month) for spring: September, October, November
Fridays (except 2nd and 4th of the month) for spring: September, October, November
Always call the Visitor Centre (02) 4567 3000 to check tour is proceeding
Only six people per individual booking*. Maximum 15 people on tour.
By Donation. Bookings not required. Please meet at the Visitor Centre at least 5 minutes before walk due to depart.
Call (02) 4567 3000 and speak to our friendly staff for more information or email the team at [email protected]

Private Group Tour

Private 1-hour 15min walking tour starts from $14 pp (minimum charge $140). Day and time are flexible.

*NB: Required for any group more than six people. Please email our team at [email protected]

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