Blue Mountains Two-Day Six Foot Track Hike
$499 per person (Early bird price until six weeks prior to departure date, then $549)
Upcoming dates
2025 Six Foot Track Hike Dates - New Dates Confirmed
Sat 17 May - Sun 18 May - Two-Day Six Foot Track (Fundraiser for Childhood Dementia Initiative)
Sat 21 Jun - Sun 22 Jun - Two-Day Six Foot Track (Limited Spots Available)
Sat 26 July - Sun 27 July - Two-Day Six Foot Track (FULLY BOOKED)
Sat 23 Aug - Sun 24 Aug - Two-Day Six Foot Track (FULLY BOOKED)
Sat 06 Sep - Sun 07 Sep - Two-Day Six Foot Track (Writer's Weekend with Brooke Nolan - tba)
Sat 20 Sep - Sun 21 Sep - Two-Day Six Foot Track (Limited Spots Available)
Sat 20 Sep - Sun 21 Sep - Two-Day Six Foot Track (Fundraiser for Refugee Advisory and Consultancy Services (RACS))
Sat 18 Oct - Sun 19 Oct - Two-Day Six Foot Track
Sat 15 Nov - Sun 16 Nov - Two-Day Six Foot Track
Sat 06 Dec - Sun 07 Dec - Two-Day Six Foot Track
This guided two-day hiking experience is the perfect trip for adventurers looking to sample the best sections of the iconic Six Foot Track, with all proceeds going to support children's charities. Over the course of two days, you will hike into the Megalong valley, cross over the Cox's river, and enjoy a slow-cooked meal and campfire under the stars at the Six Foot Track Eco Lodge. You will also finish the hike on day two with a gourmet lunch and wine tasting at a local boutique vineyard.
With the perfect mix of adventure and indulgence, this weekend experience is an amazing way to reconnect to nature and take a break from the day-to-day. Our experienced guides are there to take care of all the logistics and introduce you to the beauty of the region. All you need is a good level of fitness (there are some steep ups and downs) and an attitude ready for adventure.
What is included?
- Experienced guides
- Accommodation and welcome drink at the Six Foot Track Eco Lodge
- All meals (2 x lunch, 1 x breakfast, 1 x dinner) (vegetarian options available)
- Wine tasting at local vineyard
- Donation to charity
Day 1 - Megalong Valley to Cox's River (7.5 km, 4 - 5 hours)
After an early morning meet and greet for some coffee, tea and scones at the Megalong Valley Tea Rooms, we will start the hike on the Six Foot Track in the Megalong Valley. We will then meander through a scribbly gum forest and then through the rural valley, soaking in the impressive vistas of the countryside.
After stopping for a packed lunch on the trail, we will journey towards the remote Cox's River and the Bowtell's suspension bridge. If it's open, crossing the bridge is bound to get your heart rate up, otherwise our guides will help you cross the river via an alternative route. From the other side of the river, it is then a short stroll to our accommodation for the evening at the Eco Lodge and a celebratory beer, wine or soft drink upon arrival. There is also the chance for a late afternoon exploration along the river to soak in the sights or have a dip in the freshwater.
The Cox's River
The Eco Lodge is a hidden gem of the region. Running entirely off-the-grid, the lodge generates energy from solar panels, collects rainwater for drinking and washing, and uses a worm-composting toilet. While the facilities are basic, it is the perfect spot to rest up after a great day of hiking. You can settle in with a campfire, and enjoy a slow-cooked dinner and drink as you put your feet up. There is also a cold rainwater shower available for use.
During the night, you will share a cabin with the group, sleeping on sturdy wooden bunk beds with comfy mattresses, pillows and doonas (bedding sheets and covers are provided). The cabin is heated on winter nights by a slow combustion fire for a comfortable night’s sleep.
During the night, you will share a cabin with the group, sleeping on sturdy wooden bunk beds with comfy mattresses, pillows and doonas (bedding sheets and covers are provided). The cabin is heated on winter nights by a slow combustion fire for a comfortable night’s sleep.
The Six Foot Track Eco Lodge
Day 2 - Cox's River to Local Vineyard (7.5km, 4 - 5 hours)
Day two begins leisurely with a buffet style breakfast that includes a selection of muesli and cereal, scrambled eggs (free range from the neighbour's farm), cheese, bacon, baked beans, sliced tomatoes, spreads, sourdough bread, and a selection of teas and plunger coffee. For those who are inclined, there is the chance for some body-loosening stretches and sun salutations to get you ready for the day's hike.
We then set off on our 7km return journey through the valley, taking time to soak in the morning light and listen to the birds. It is amazing to see how different the valley and hills look from another perspective. From then, we will make our way to a local boutique vineyard and finish the hike with a full ploughman's lunch and wine tasting. The feast will include cheeses, cold meats, olives and sun-dried tomatoes, all served with fresh locally made bread, grissini and flat bread. While feasting, you can also try a substantial tasting of 7 current vintage wines, all included in the tour.
After lunch, we wander back along the trail to the carpark. We finish the hike by saying farewell to new friends and knowing that all the proceeds of the tour go towards charities helping children in need. This is a weekend experience like no other.
Day two begins leisurely with a buffet style breakfast that includes a selection of muesli and cereal, scrambled eggs (free range from the neighbour's farm), cheese, bacon, baked beans, sliced tomatoes, spreads, sourdough bread, and a selection of teas and plunger coffee. For those who are inclined, there is the chance for some body-loosening stretches and sun salutations to get you ready for the day's hike.
We then set off on our 7km return journey through the valley, taking time to soak in the morning light and listen to the birds. It is amazing to see how different the valley and hills look from another perspective. From then, we will make our way to a local boutique vineyard and finish the hike with a full ploughman's lunch and wine tasting. The feast will include cheeses, cold meats, olives and sun-dried tomatoes, all served with fresh locally made bread, grissini and flat bread. While feasting, you can also try a substantial tasting of 7 current vintage wines, all included in the tour.
After lunch, we wander back along the trail to the carpark. We finish the hike by saying farewell to new friends and knowing that all the proceeds of the tour go towards charities helping children in need. This is a weekend experience like no other.
View from the vineyard at the end of day two.
Gourmet lunch and wine tasting is the perfect end to the hike.
Why book this tour?
- Hike the best sections of the Six Foot Track, one of the most iconic trails in Australia
- Learn about the history of the trail from awesome volunteer guides
- Spend the night with a camp fire and slow-cooked meal at a remote Eco Lodge
- Indulge in wine-tasting and a beautiful lunch at a local vineyard
- Meet like-minded explorers wanting to make a difference
- Small group sizes (max 14 people)
- Help raise funds for charity!
What to bring?
- Closed walking shoes with good grip (essential)
- Backpack
- Lightweight clothing for the day and warm clothing for night
- Small towel and toiletries
- Hat and sunscreen
- 2L water
- Head torch (can borrow if requested in advance)
- Swimming gear (optional)
- Sense of adventure
Meeting Spot and Finish Spot
Megalong Valley Tea Rooms. Car pick-up and drop-off from Blackheath Station can also be arranged for those who want to take the train from Sydney.
Megalong Valley Tea Rooms. Car pick-up and drop-off from Blackheath Station can also be arranged for those who want to take the train from Sydney.
