Glenbrook, New South Wales

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Glenbrook, New South Wales is a suburb of the Lower Blue Mountains. It is located between Lapstone and Blaxland at an elevation of 163m (535ft), approximately an hour's drive from Sydney. Glenbrook is home to a large number of tourist attractions, recreation opportunities and natural flora and fauna.

Features

Jellybean Pool/Glenbrook Gorge/Blue Pool (entry via national park. Generally free entry on weekdays).
Endpoint of the Woodford to Glenbrook bike trail
Camping at Euroka Clearing
- Can do day trips
- see plenty of Kangaroos, at all times of the day and year (especially summer)
Bushwalking
- Via Euroka Clearing to the Nepean River
- Via Evans Track to Warragamba Dam
Many traditional Australian buildings, such as the Station Master's Cottage
Glenbrook Cinema (one of two in the entire Blue Mountains)
Home of Lennox Bridge (AD 1833) - the oldest bridge in mainland Australia
Home to historic Glenbrook Public School (AD 1892)
Home of Glenbrook Oval, Glenbrook Park, Whitton Park, Knapsack Oval, Mt Sion Park and many many more.
Home to the Blue Mountains Devils (soccer team)
Also features the old Zig Zag railway and an entrance to the Blue Mountains National Park
Glenbrook Swimming Centre (although it's disputed between whether it's in Glenbrook or Blaxland)