Bilpin

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Nestled in the lush hills of the Central Coast hinterland, Bilpin is a serene escape known as the 'Land of the Mountain Apple'. This tiny village is a gateway to orchards, rainforest walks, and some of the most spectacular sandstone canyons in New South Wales. With a strong local food and cider scene, it's a perfect stop for a self-drive itinerary blending nature and gourmet discoveries.

Highlights & What to See

Suggested Time to Spend

Half a day is enough to explore Bilpin’s orchards and enjoy a cider tasting, but a full day allows for a hike in Wollemi National Park (allow 2–3 hours for the Lost City walk). If you’re combining with the Blue Mountains, plan an overnight stay to experience the region’s sunset and early-morning mist.

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