Fitzroy Inn Historic Retreat Mittagong

This is a spectacular track to the namesake Sixty Foot Falls near Mittagong. The track begins from the Mount Alexandra car park and trends downhill to the Nattai River valley below. Not long from the valley you will cross the river and walk to the base of Sixty Foot Falls. The track is rocky in parts, but generally easy to follow. There are some steep and loose sections along the short track, so proper footwear will help.

A stunning trail passing by the base of Mount Alexandra before heading under the Hume Highway and reaching the Nattai River. Once beside the Nattai River you'll shortly reach the Forty Foot Falls wherre you can stop to each the waterfall and stop for a rest and a bite to eat. It's then a backtrack along the trail to the beginning. This trail can be over grown in sections so it's suggested to wear long pants and a long sleeve shirt. Bring a water bottle and snacks to enjoy at the...

An enjoyable trail through the Lake Alexandra Reserve, located near the town of Mittagong, New South Wales. This looped route begins and ends at the parking area at the end of Queen Street, near the Tennis Club House. From here you'll wrap around the eastern side of Lake Alexandra before making a summit of Mount Alexandra (790m). Enjoy the challenging climb and the beautiful views from Katoomba lookout before making a steady descent and then following the Nattai River for a big loop,...

Lake Alexandra Loop is a marvellous family-friendly stroll around the beautiful Lake Alexandra Reserve. Watch the ducks as they swim in the lake, have a picnic on the lush green grass, or let the kids burn some energy on the playground. The reserve can be accessed via Alfred Street. At the start of this trail, visitors will find parking, toilets, and a barbeque area. The path is pram-friendly and is the perfect trot to take the dog on.

This circuit tackles the bulk of the Mt Gibraltar Reserve on the flanks of Mittagong. Mount Gibraltar is the tallest point between Sydney and Canberra at 868m elevation and an iconic landmark of the area. This route, although short, will certainly get your legs and lungs pumping with a short and steep ascent right at the start. Once along the high ridge you will have amazing views from Jellore Lookout and Mittagong Lookout before descending and completing the circuit around the western edge...