The following is a set of photographs of scenes in and around Newnes.
Larger versions of each photograph can be accessed by clicking on the photograph concerned. (The size of the larger photo is given in brackets at the end of the description.)

Mystery Mountian viewed through August wattle (34k).	The cliff known as 'Old Baldy' as seen from the verandah of the old Newnes Hotel (25k).	This is the road back to civilization. Looking south, from in front of the hotel (26k).

August-September is the period when the local wattles are in flower. The dominant type at Newnes is Acacia filicifolia although there are several others, including Acacia decurens (pictured here) (33k).	This cliff is just south of "Mystery Mountain" and shows a weathering pattern suggesting that the face was originally a joint line (29k).
Mystery Mountian viewed from the yard of the old Newnes Hotel (26k).	The Wolgan River at Newnes (28k).