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From incredible nocturnal wildlife encounters with wallabies, gliders and owls to the illuminating wonder of the Blue Mountains glow worm, the best way to explore the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area and the Seven Valleys region is on foot! Discover the very best of the Wollemi and Gardens of Stone region. Explore its fern filled canyons, ancient rock pagodas and breathtaking escarpment views and learn about the history, ecology, flora and fauna, and geology that make this remarkable landscape so unique. Contribute to wildlife conservation and research by surveying the world’s largest burrowing mammal, Australia’s Bare-nosed Wombat, or the threatened Regent Honeyeater and Glossy Black-cockatoo in Wolgan Valleys Wollemi National Park and Gardens of Stone State Conservation Area. Our passionate local guides and award-winning guided walks guarantee our guests a memorable experience of a less crowded area of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area and the Seven Valley’s region. Our experiences are perfect for guests that are seeking to get away from it all and reconnect with nature, whilst making a positive impact on the environment and local communities. Advanced ecotourism credentials through Ecotourism Australia and Quality Tourism Australia, personalised service and a focus on small groups ensures that our guests are treated to a truly unique experience with nature. We also provide specialised tours and tailor-made itineraries to suit your preferences, along with private group bookings.
Customer reviews
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11 reviews
Wolgan Valley Eco Tours
- 158 Box Road, Sylvania NSW, Australia
- 0439464660
- info@wolganvalleyecotours.com.au
Barbara Scarpellino
2 months agoFrom the moment we met our guide Kristie at our meeting place in Lithgow to when we were dropped back 3 hours later we had the most interesting and adventurous experience! Kristie confidently drove us down the (very) steep alternate road built after the original Wolgan Rd was severely damaged by landslides. Once down into the valley we were delighted to see a great variety of birds whilst Kristie shared her extensive knowledge not only of the birds but the whole valley including its geological history. Morning tea was very special with locally baked cake, fruit and expresso coffee – all whilst standing in a paddock under the beautiful gums of the valley. I would highly recommend Wolgan Valley Eco Tours and look forward to our next adventure with Kristie!
Roman Kowalczyszyn
3 months agoWe certainly enjoyed the birding tour provided by Kristie (Wolgan Valley Eco Tours). Her passion and knowledge of the area, and the wildlife made the visit memorable. We highly recommend this tour.
Christine Stetsko
3 months agoOur birding tour with Kristie was a wonderful experience. She showed us the birds, animals,vegetation and geology of the Wolgan Valley in the Blue Mountains with knowledge and enthusiasm. We will cherish our memory of this trip with you Kristie and remember the Wolgan Valley for the truly unique place it is.
Anne Griffin
a month agoThe tour was amazing much more than we expected. Kristie gave an informative commentary with loads of local knowledge and experience. Some of the highlights were watching the sunrise over the Wolgan Valley, seeing a Regent Honeyeater and the yummy morning tea.
Susan Richardson
5 months agoWe thoroughly enjoyed Kristie's tour of the Wolgan Valley. She identified several beautiful birds for us in addition to wonderful kangaroos and wallabies. Getting access to the valley, which is currently closed to the public, made this excursion extra special!