2025 Lithgow Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

#australiatrip The Lithgow Blast Furnace was a significant industrial site located in Lithgow, New South Wales, Australia. Established in 1907, it was pivotal in the development of the Australian iron and steel industry. The furnace was part of a larger complex that included coke ovens and other facilities essential for producing pig iron, which was then used to manufacture steel. The Lithgow Blast Furnace operated until 1928 and played a crucial role in Australia's early industrialization. Its closure marked the end of an era for the local community and the nation's heavy industry. Today, the site is a heritage location, with remnants of the original structures preserved as a testament to its historical importance.

#australiatrip Remnants of the birthplace of the Australian Iron and steel industry constructed in the early 1900's is a great educational experience navigating the well formed paths throughout the area. The site offers many information sources as you make your wat though the area allowing you to see the remaining buildings and structures. A pleasant place to have a picnic with toilets available and exploration.

#australiatrip This is well hidden gem Lithgow. A short (5-10mins) drive will take you to the top. ( 2WD friendly!) There is a nice covered picnic spot with tables and chairs before a walkway to the lookout. From the other reviews I have read, it seems like the walkway is built recently, making it more safer and easily accessible. I have to admit this is probably one of my favourite lookouts I have ever been. Magnificent 360 view of the Lithgrow valley. There is also another scenic spot (walk) where you enter into this little cave which gives you another perspective of the lookout. A MUST visit spot if you are around that area!! Or add that to your blue mountain/lithgow/dubbo trip!

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