Guided Hikes

MountainSphere Adventures offers adventurous wilderness hikes in some of the most spectacular yet lesser known areas of the greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area

Each of the guided hikes in the MountainSphere Adventures repertoire are expertly led off-trail wilderness adventures in lesser known and difficult to access parts of the greater Blue Mountains. On these hikes you are unlikely to encounter other people once fully immersed in the wilderness. Much of the hiking is on faint or non-existent paths, where good endurance and expert navigation is required to push through the scrub to reach truly spectacular locations.

See below for some of the guided trips on offer and click the “Learn More” button for more information on each of these hikes.

Katoomba to Kanangra

The Katoomba to Kanangra (K2K) 4 day hike is a spectacular route through the heart of the southern Blue Mountains wilderness. The route includes high camps, gentle riverside glades, rocky ridge tops, steep and rugged terrain and the spectacular Kanangra plateau. Join this guided 4 day hike through one of the most spectacular walking routes in mainland Australia. Please note that due to the route becoming overgrown in places, this is a tough hike, not currently scheduled.

Red Rocks Wolgan Valley

The Red Rocks 2 day hike is a spectacular and adventurous hike along the complex ridgeline that divides the Wolgan Valley and the Capertee Valley in the Wollemi National Park. On this hike you will practise your navigation skills on a scenic guided hike in a lesser known part of the Greater Blue Mountains. Feast on spectacular scenery on this expertly guided hike in complex terrain where local knowledge is essential.

Pantoneys Crown

The 3-4 day Pantoneys Crown and Point Cameron circuit is by far the most challenging – and most rewarding – of all the guided hikes in MountainSphere Adventures’ regular programme. Open only to clients who have attended at least 2 previous MountainSphere trips, this is a spectacular and challenging hike with some exposed rock scrambling in the magical Gardens of Stone National Park.