Warrimoo

Warrimoo is a village of 2,000 people in the lower Blue Mountains of New South Wales, Australia, 273 metres above sea level. Warrimoo is 68 kilometres west of Sydney. Warrimoo borders the townships/suburbs of Blaxland and is near Glenbrook. The suburb is located five train stops from Penrith and 11 train stops to Katoomba.

You can drive to Warrimoo from Sydney - take the M4 motorway, which changes into the Great Western Highway around Penrith. From Penrith, it's a few minutes to Glenbrook.

You can also take a train from anywhere in Sydney's train network using the Blue Mountains Line. From Central Station in Sydney, trains for the Blue Mountains depart from the Intercity platforms above ground.

-33.76903150.620741 Warrimoo railway station.  (updated Apr 2021)

The Florabella Pass Track is a popular and scenic nature walk from Warrimoo into Blaxland and passes through abundant foliage, creeks and rare wildlife. The bush walk leads into a thick rainforest filled with lyrebirds, flame robins, sulphur-crested cockatoos, gang gang cockatoos, owls and other rare species. The Pippas Pass portion of the track is renowned for its colourful bushland such as flannel flowers, waratah plants and pink angophoras and its shelter caves. The walk is less than 9 km however involves some steep hiking. There are many other bushwalking tracks, including a long walk to Glenbrook via the untracked Glenbrook Gorge. The Wilderness Society and other environmental groups encourage koala sightings to be reported due to their endangered existence.

Other local attractions within a 10 km radius include Glenbrook Swim Centre, Nepean River, Nepean Belle Paddlewheeler, Sydney International Regatta Centre, iFLY Downunder, Jetpack Adventures, Cables Wake Park, Glenbrook Cinema and Penrith Panthers. A further 20 minutes from Penrith is water park, Raging Waters and Sydney Zoo.