Mount Solitary

Mount Solitary stands at 950 meters above sea level, rising from the landscape of Jamison Valley with steep cliffs and dense eucalyptus forests.

European settlers first documented Mount Solitary in the early 1800s, noting its distinct separation from the main ridgelines of the Blue Mountains region.

The mountain holds deep connections to the Gundungurra and Darug peoples, who maintained traditional pathways and gathering spaces throughout the area.

The 34-kilometer circuit trail requires three days to complete, with designated camping areas near Ruined Castle and along the Kedumba River valley.

The mountain features the challenging Korowal Knife Edge, a narrow rocky ridge that demands careful navigation while offering views across multiple valleys.

GPS coordinates: -33.77933,150.30726

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:09