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Ironfest Lithgow

Lithgow - Home of Ironfest

 


the River Project mural by Rose Hu, completed 2004.

 

Lithgow is a small town of just over 20,000 people (including the surrounding districts), snuggled down in a steep, rugged, little sun-drenched valley on the western side of the Blue Mountains World Heritage National Park, two hours west of Sydney.
Spring in Lithgow
Lithgow Valley from the south

With permanent water, in the form of two creeks, the valley once played host to a rich indigenous culture, being a gateway to the vast Wiradjuri tribal lands to the west, and a meeting place for the Gundungurra people in the east and the Dharug in the south-east.

Now noted for its rich industrial heritage, diverse & vibrant culture, unique & eccentric architecture, stunning natural environment and of course, Ironfest; Lithgow is being discovered by more and more people.
Main Street Lithgow
Main Street Lithgow

If you are planning a trip to Lithgow, please visit our services page and visit the Lithgow Visitor Centre, itself an attraction, to find out more about what great things there are to see & do in the Lithgow Region.
Main Street Lithgow
Main Street Lithgow
Court House
Main Street Lithgow
Outcrops near Zig Zag Railway
Outcrops near Zig Zag Railway

Hoskin's Church
Lithgow Showgrounds
Blast Furnace Park

 

General Enquiries & Accommodation

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Lithgow Visitor Centre
02 63 531 859 or 1300 76 02 76

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