Blue Mountains 3-hour Army Truck Adventures
Blue Mountains, Sydney
Discover the World Heritage Blue Mountains in an ex-army Land Rover. Take in beautiful views on this adventurous day of exploring.
Highlights
- Take in views from an open air ex-military vehicle
- Explore the beautiful Blue Mountains
- Enjoy easy Echo Point pickup and drop-off
Description
Explore the World Heritage Blue Mountains like never before. Discover Katoomba, Medlow Bath, and Blackheath in an open air ex-Australian Army Land Rover. This is a unique opportunity for you to experience the amazing Blue Mountains.
Smell the eucalypts and feel the fresh air around you. Elevated seating and no windows give an unparalleled view of the spectacular landscape. Travel along the cliff line, see the dividing range between the two most popular valleys in the Blue Mountains, and take short walks along some of the dirt tracks to see the views.
Includes
- Echo Point pickup and drop-off
- Water is available on board
- 3-hour tour with an experienced guide
Important Information
- Unfortunately, no food will be served on this tour but there is a café where you can purchase it beforehand
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Frequently Asked Questions
It's a guided tour in an open air ex-military Land Rover exploring the Blue Mountains near Sydney.
The tour includes an easy pickup and drop-off at Echo Point in the Blue Mountains.
The tour lasts approximately three hours.
Yes, the tour visits sites like Katoomba, Medlow Bath, and Blackheath.
Yes, the tour is family-friendly but check the provider's website for specific age or health restrictions.
An open air ex-Australian Army Land Rover with elevated seating and no windows offers panoramic views.
It's recommended to wear comfortable clothing and bring sun protection as the vehicle is open air.
Availability can vary, so check the tour website for current schedules and operating seasons.
Bookings can typically be made online through the tour operator's website or authorized booking platforms.
While wildlife sightings are possible, the main focus is on scenic landscapes and key Blue Mountains locations.
