What better day out, than one combining good food, culture, the great outdoors and a healthy dose of exercise. For a different kind of adventure, join WEST as we put pedal to the metal and explore the ‘Emu Trail’, the 16km M12 shared user path. Integrating local Dharug First Nations culture and storytelling into the surrounding landscape, this is a day of discovery that will have your curiosity levels heightened with all there is to take in.

Mount Pritchard, on the traditional lands of the Cabrogal of the Darug Nation, is a leafy suburb where community is king. Local businesses, parks and great food bring people together, alongside Mounties, a much-loved local institution.

On the traditional lands of the Dharug people, The Ponds is a suburb shaped by sustainability, community and connection to art and the natural environment. Making it an oasis to explore.

Located on the lands of the Cabrogal peoples of the Dharug Nation, Carramar in NSW is a leafy suburb, with a lot of heart. Perhaps best known for the historic Landsdowne Bridge designed by Bridge Builder and Master Stonemason David Lennox, Carramar is also home to a dreamy artisan gelateria.

Lidcombe is a small multicultural suburb nestled between Auburn and Rookwood Cemetery.

WEST has curated a list of experiences and destinations that will surprise you, that are within a 25-minute drive of the airport.

Pitt Town is an incredibly historic and culturally significant town along the Hawkesbury River on the traditional land of the Dharug people. The area is known as Bardo Narang (meaning “little water”) by the Indigenous People because of the freshwater creek connecting Pitt Town lagoon to the Hawkesbury River. Just like much of this fertile region, Pitt Town makes for a very scenic and relaxing Western Sydney day trip. Visit and you’ll be surprised at the cafes to explore, trai

Mawson Park is a large green park in the heart of Campbelltown’s CBD making it a perfect meeting place, recreational spot, and picnic area.

There's plenty to see and do around the Cutler VC Interchange in Liverpool. This is a bustling crossroads in Western Sydney with great food,

The Hawkesbury stands as a bountiful farming region, cherished by the Dharug and Darkinjung people for centuries as a vital source of...

The Wollondilly Shire is in the South-Western fringe of Greater Western Sydney and is one of the largest but least populated areas within...

Witness incredible views, taste delightful flavours, and discover the unexpected in Castle Hill, NSW.

At WEST, we know that Western Sydney is filled with culinary gems that everyone needs to know about. We also love meeting local Western...

Orange is an incredibly scenic city in the heart of the Central Tablelands of New South Wales, a beautiful cool climate wine region West...

Everyone loves a great playground, right? With over 25 per cent of households having young children in Western Sydney, there’s a growing...

Blackheath is a beautiful and scenic village in the heights of the Blue Mountains. Located on the traditional land of the Dharug and...

Jamisontown sits on Dharug land traditional used by the Mulgoa clan. Idyllically situated on the bank of the Nepean River, Jamisontown is...

Canberra is Ngunnawal country and derives its name from the Ngunnawal language. Canberra is of course Australia’s Capital and the eighth...

The Wollondilly Shire has many hidden gems like Warragamba, filled with history, character, and beauty.

Nestled inside the City of Parramatta, Epping is a suburb full of character and undergoing a huge urban renewal. Spend a day exploring...