This flight takes us from Sydney to the breathtaking Blue Mountains National Park in New South Wales, Australia.
Part of the Greater Blue Mountains Area, this World Heritage–listed region spans over 10,300 square kilometres and is renowned for its dramatic cliffs, deep valleys, and endless eucalyptus forests. Just 70 km from Sydney’s city centre, it’s a remarkably accessible escape into nature—personally, I like to think of it as a “compact Grand Canyon” you can reach by train.
In this virtual journey, we depart from Sydney and head west toward the Blue Mountains, before landing at the upcoming Western Sydney International Airport (scheduled to open in 2026).
Note: The iconic “Three Sisters” formation is not currently rendered in Google Earth, so supplementary footage has been included.

- Take off from Runway 34L at Sydney International Airport, heading toward central Sydney
- Follow the Parramatta River west from the Sydney Opera House
- Pass Sydney Olympic Park and Parramatta
- Continue along the M4 Motorway
- Cross the Nepean River and follow the Great Western Highway
- Pass Katoomba and head northwest
- Circle past Lithgow and turn south
- Rejoin near Katoomba, then head east from Lake Burragorang
- Land on Runway 05 at the future Western Sydney International Airport

GiveITaGO VFlight on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8R1h-wwBTiPy-WQhBWqU3A