History & cultureThe BygonesCanyon Colliery: Ruins in the Rainforest

Canyon Colliery: Ruins in the Rainforest

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Published May 6, 2026, 7:44 AM · 5mo ago

The Bygones
The Bygones
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Located below the Darling Causeway in the Blue Mountains lay the remains of Canyon Colliery—once a working coal mine, now slowly reclaimed by the bush. In this video, we explore the history of this mine, its rise, its closure, and the remnants left behind in Koombanda Brook Gorge—where industry and wilderness now sit side by side. Subscribe to see more places and learn about stories from this region and beyond. ☕️🍻 Your support is much appreciated, and I'd never turn it down if you bought me a coffee or shouted me a beer! https://buymeacoffee.com/the.bygones Thanks for dropping by! #BlueMountainsHistory #BlueMountains #HiddenHistory #ExploreNSW
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blue mountainsblue mountains historyhidden historyexplore nswcanyon collieryHartley Main No. 4 Collierykoombanda brookgrose valley collierygrose valleykamarah gully canyonslot canyonmining blue mountains

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