With a good highway system linking the Seven Valleys to Sydney and the rest of New South Wales , driving to the Seven Valleys is simple.

From Sydney: Two alternative routes from the Sydney region travel through the Blue Mountains . Follow the Great western Highway, through the towns and villages including Katoomba and Leura or follow the Bell ’s Line of Road and view the majesty of World Heritage listed wilderness.

From Canberra/Melbourne: Via Goulburn and Oberon – When travelling North on the Princes Highway turn at Goulburn and proceed through Goulburn turning left at the turnoff to Wombeyan Caves. Proceed along the Taralga Road to Taralga and Abercrombie Road to Oberon. Note there remains 15km of unsealed, although good quality road in the process of being sealed by late 2007.

From Central West : The Seven Valleys can also be reached from the Central West through Bathurst and Mudgee.

Rail services operate from Sydney to the Seven Valleys town of Lithgow, stopping at all major villages throughout the Blue Mountains.
View timetables: transportnsw.info
Other scheduled trains include the Countrylink XPT, Bathurst Bullet, Explorer Train, and  the Indian Pacific.

CountryLink provides trains services to the Seven Valleys town of Lithgow.

View recent timetables at countrylink.nsw.gov.au

Greater Blue Mountains Travel Map

Lithgow Seven Valleys Attractions Map

These maps have been created for the purpose of showing basic locality information over Lithgow City Council. Any error should be reported to Lithgow City Council.

Capertee

Cullen Bullen

Glen Alice

Lidsdale & Blackmans Flat

Hampton

Hartley & Little Hartley

Lake Lyell

Lithgow

Portland

Rydal