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The Coachwood Glen Nature Trail, just outside Blackheath in the Blue Mountains, is a magical pocket of temperate rainforest that feels a world away from the dry eucalypt forests above. The short 1 km loop track winds gently through towering coachwood trees, lush tree ferns, and mossy gullies, creating a cool, green wonderland perfect for slow exploration.

 

For photographers, this trail is pure paradise. Sunlight filters through the canopy, creating dramatic beams of light and shadow. The details are irresistible — delicate fungi on rotting logs, textured tree bark, sparkling drops of water, and the vivid greens of ferns and mosses. In every season, the forest offers new moods, from misty mornings to glowing afternoon light.

 

The trail is accessible for most walkers and takes less than an hour, but many linger much longer, camera in hand. With its rainforest ambience, abundant photo opportunities, and tranquil atmosphere, the Coachwood Glen Nature Trail is one of the Blue Mountains’ most underrated gems for nature lovers and photographers alike.

 

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