Is there snow up the Blue Mountains?

Is there snow up the Blue Mountains?

The Blue Mountains generally has a reputation for snow in winter, however, despite the cool temperatures there are only around 5 snow days per year in the upper mountains.

Where is the snow in the Blue Mountains?

For a Blue Mountains snow experience in the upper mountains suburb of Mount Victoria, head to Mount Victoria Memorial Park. The park is central in the village and on the corner of the Great Western Highway and Station Street.

Does weather Affect Blue Mountains?

Tourists can visit the Blue Mountains at any time of the year. However, the recreational activities that tourists and locals enjoy depend on the weather in the Blue Mountains.

What is the coldest month in the Blue Mountains?

The cold season lasts for 3.0 months, from May 24 to August 24, with an average daily high temperature below 56°F. The coldest month of the year in Katoomba is July, with an average low of 30°F and high of 52°F.

What is the best time to visit Blue Mountains?

Best time of the year to visit the Blue Mountains

• Summer (December to February) Although warmer in summer the Blue Mountains is normally a bit cooler than Sydney.
• Autumn (March to May) This is the true walking season at the Blue Mountains, the days are cooler and the rain is easing.
• Winter (June to August)
• Spring.

Does Katoomba NSW have snow?

In Katoomba snow falls on average one to two times a year in winter. The snow only endures on the ground for a few hours at most if that, so you have to be in the area at the time to see it. In Mount Victoria, higher up, you might see snow three times a year, but a little lower down in Leura, perhaps once a year.

Are there brown snakes in the Blue Mountains?

The Eastern Brown Snake is one of the most dangerous snakes found in the Blue Mountains. Recognisable by its small, narrow head, and of course its dark brown colour. Like all snakes, the Brown Snake will only attack if it feels threatened, such as being accidentally trodden on or approached too closely.

Is the Blue Mountains worth seeing?

Scenic World remains open, including all the rides and walking paths, and continues to offer visitors extraordinary experiences in the Blue Mountains. Offering you the chance to explore the spectacular forest, the walking paths and lookout points around the area are still well worth the journey from Sydney.

What animals live in Blue Mountains?

The Wildlife of the Blue Mountains

• Tiger Quoll. When you’re travelling through, keep your eyes peeled for species such as the tiger quoll.
• Yellow-Bellied Glider. These cute little fluffy animals are well worth the spotting.
• Green and Golden Bell Frog.
• Blue Mountain Water Skink.
• Dingo.
• Koalas.
• Kangaroos.
• Bats.

Are there tiger snakes in Blue Mountains?

The most dangerous snakes belong to the front-fanged group, which in our local area include the tiger snake, brown snake & death adder.

Are there pythons in the Blue Mountains?

The Diamond Python is perhaps the most common snake found in the Blue Mountains and Sydney (and much of eastern Australia). About half (at least) of all the snakes I have seen in the wild have been diamond pythons. The colours and patterns on them can vary a lot.

Why is it called 3 Sisters?

The Legend The Aboriginal dream-time legend has it that three sisters, ‘Meehni’, ‘Wimlah’ and ‘Gunnedoo’ lived in the Jamison Valley as members of the Katoomba tribe. These beautiful young ladies had fallen in love with three brothers from the Nepean tribe, yet tribal law forbade them to marry.