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Valley Heights Taxi Maxi, Valley Heights is a small town near the city of Blue Mountains in the Australian state of New South Wales. It is about 70 km east of Springwood and about the same distance from Sydney. In 2006, there were 1,337 people living in Valley Heights, according to the census.
Valley Heights is a part of the ridgeline that has been the main route west from Sydney since colonial times, and there is a lot of evidence of people living there before colonial times. At 300 to 320 metres above sea level, the environment is thought to be especially good for a lot of different kinds of plants. The native ecological groups are similar to other Hawkesbury sandstone with shale transition forests, but they are also unique to the Blue Mountains, New South Wales, as we have come to expect. The development is limited by council reserves and the National Park.
Valley Heights has a train station, a rail museum, and the historic Gatekeepers cottage, where the railway’s gatekeeper lived during the early steam era.
The Valley Heights business district is centred on and to the north of the Great Western Highway. It is made up of small factories and stores that sell hardware.
On the Blue Mountains Line of the NSW TrainLink network, there is an intercity station in Railway Valley Heights.
The 1 in 33 (3%) slope that goes from Valley Heights to Katoomba starts at Valley Heights. From Sydney to Valley Heights, there is a 1 in 60 (1.67%) slope. The roundhouse, which is now the Valley Heights Locomotive Depot Heritage Museum, was built because uphill trains used to have extra engines attached to them. This is why it is now called the Valley Heights Locomotive Depot Heritage Museum.
Several Valley Heights rail heritage sites are on the New South Wales State Heritage Register: • The railway station, locomotive depot, and roundhouse, as well as the railway gatehouse on Greens Parade, Valley Heights
• A cattle van, a brake van, and two old steam engines are kept at the Valley Heights locomotive depot, which is also where the rolling stock for the steam tram is kept.
Bus Blue Mountains Transit, which used to be called Pearce Omnibus and is now called Blue Mountains Bus Company, has its headquarters and bus depot in Valley Heights.