For those unfamiliar with the Blue Mountains, here are the stations.....and other bits of information. X = Not stopped at. 2:10 Westmead X 3:02 Wentworthville X 3:55 Pendle Hill X 4:48 Toongabbie X 5:59 Seven Hills X 7:46 Blacktown (first stop after leaving Parramatta). 11:03 Doonside X 12:15 Rooty Hill X 13:33 Mount Druitt X 15:48 St. Marys X 16:49 Werrington X 18:49 Kingswood X 20:31 Penrith (Second stop after leaving Parramatta and last suburban station). 22:50 Nepean River, which used to mark the boundary between suburban Sydney and the Blue Mts. I don't know if that is still the case. 23:36 Emu Plains 28:16 Crossing the Great Western Highway 29:39 Lapstone X (Back in my day, Lapstone was always considered to be the first of the Blue Mts. stations. Emu Plains was always thought of as a Penrith suburb). 30:20 Glenbrook Gorge, on the left. 32:42 Glenbrook 36:22 Under the Great Western Highway 37:36 Blaxland 41:08 Warrimoo X 44:01 Valley Heights X 44:17 Rail museum on the left, which used to be the Valley Heights loco depot. 45:41 Overpass to Hawkesbury Road, which runs down to Richmond and Windsor, on the Nepean River. 46:22 Springwood 50:38 Faulconbridge X 53:26 Under the Great Western Highway again. 54:17 Linden X 56:00 Yet again the line ducks under the GWH. 57:13 Pacific National hauling grain. 57:49 Woodford X 1:00:54 Hazelbrook 1:03:13 Once again the highway crosses over the line. 1:04:20 Lawson X 1:05:56 Bullaburra X 1:08:18 The highway traffic (on the left) is climbing Boddington Hill, the steepest part of this section of the highway. 1:10:44 Wentworth Falls (Generally considered to be the start of the "upper Mountains", as it is about 300 metres higher than Lawson). 1:14:31 This time the highway passes under the line. 1:16:36 Leura 1:21:13 Katoomba I hope that you enjoyed the ride! :D

This is making me want to go to Australia even more than I've wanted to go. Sydney seems to be the best place to visit. Great video, watching from the United States of America, in the state of New Jersey.

Perfect I need this parramatta to Katoomba relaxing during lockdown

I love the hissing sound just before when the V set accelerates

Thank you for putting this up so we can take a ride on the train and ignore the chaos outside while in lockdown.

I love that this is the most viewed video on the channel in a while. Shows what the people want to see haha

Wonderful footage, thank you!

This is my daily commute. Although I get off at Springwood.

Great idea for lockdown, Well done! A recommendation, a subtle progress bar at the bottom of the screen with the station names would be good

Great Video, keep them coming.

A ride on board a V set! V sets are my favorite!

Greatl videos! Love to see more NSW cab views. I've travelled on most of the European and American trains via You Tube but need to see more Aussie Ones!

Wow that fog rolled in quickly. Amazing video!

This is great! Very few of these sort of videos from Australia that I've seen - if there are going to be more, perhaps consider identifying the stations passed through for non-locals? Great stuff.

Beautiful journey

AMEN on the relaxing during the lockdown. I will share this with my young raily friend in India he will enjoy it too. Good work and thanks for the stopping Station names.

Please do more of this!! Can you do a hurstville to kiama vie one day? I rly miss travelling on that line every week

great video,missing my traintrips to katoomba,thanks for the video

Used to commute from ktown to Penrith and back everyday for about 3 years. I actually miss it

Nice chopper sound, Lithgow next time please!

Would love to see some of *Sydney Trains Cab Video's* content on here! Love the work!

Hoping that if I get a trainee driver role, this would be the office!

Play this while listening to The Chemical Brothers’ Star Guitar, quite an ethereal experience.

many thanks!!! in SEOUL

I would make one suggestion, and I consider it an important one. That is, you should identify the stations you pass through as well as those at which you stop. From Parramatta to Blacktown there were 4 unidentified stations, and from Blacktown to Penrith, a further 6 unidentified stations and we're only a bit under 21 minutes gone in this video.

Its more exciting than watching wallpaper peel.

Crazy to think those sandstone cuttings were done in the 1860's, and still in use today :)

👍👍🏻🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃👌🏻🚞🚉 love the sound of the VVVF of the K Set

A refreshingly boring but beautiful journey at the same time. Boring because you see the tracks, but beautiful mostly because it brought back memories of my first train journey to Katoomba as a 7 yr old in the 50's. I now live in SA, just north of Adelaide, so miss all the Sydney trains. Thanks to Transport for NSW. Great driver's eye view though, especially going from fog in the lowlands to sun in the mountains. Well done. Home you made a return journey version....lol. Was going to go back to Sydney, this year, 2021, but for bloody idiots starting the covid crap again.

Really enjoy these videos, keep it up! Would of liked to have seen it go to Lithgow, but still great non the less.

Can you film somewhere really long? Like Parramatta to Dubbo. Or Sydney Terminal to Brisbane (Roma Street). Or somewhere really long please?

it is a pity the first half hour is lost in the mist. it would have been interesting to have seen the development alongside the trainline between Parramatta and Penrith.

I did this trip in 2017 on year 10 camp ♥️ we started at central though

Nice vid.

24:00 "Let me tell you of an interview, with a *Plain* old *Emu!* LOL (with apologies to John Williamson).

Can you do one of a 42 class GM on a climb somewhere so we can hear that beautiful sound of a 567C V16 EMD working hard.

We desperately need this in 4K please.

Watch out for Emu Plains... Emu can be a handful

Great Video! You really should put some captions for example station and suburb that we are passing. You could even caption the surrounding for example: - Parramatta Square (To your right) (0:00) - Westfields Parramatta (To your left) (0:00) - Future site of Parramatta pools (To your left) (1:15) - Parramatta Park (To your right) (1:50) (Location of the hot air balloons for Australia Day) - Westmead Station (2:10) (Future Connection of Parramatta light Rail & Health District) So on,

Looks like a special lens is used to give a 3 D effect.

i’m assuming the cliffs of the south coast is next or the rolling hills of the souther highlands?

Can you add titles showing the names of the stations we're passing through?

30.00 to 31.00 1976 Glenbrook accident had a fatality in the rear car of a westbound double deck interurban electric train when a westbound freight led by electric locomotive 4623 collided with the rear of the passenger train. The rear car of the passenger train was DCF.8004. It was rolled down an embankment and cut up on site, with the pieces being lifted by RAAF Chinook helicopter back to Elcar, Chullora. DCF.8004 became the first condemnation of a double deck interurban electric car.

Should of had cameras recording on the sides for some of the views for example: when passing Wentworth falls lake

What chance of a trip down to the ‘gong?

Is that a V set? It looks like one!

Don’t forget to ‘tap on’ the like and subscribe button folks 😂

Do you guys let kids onto V sets like in the cab??

haha a saw my house.

howcome it is narrow gauge in QLD?

Ionesco Whistle of the chopper controlled v set

can you upload a real-time journey for central to Perth pls

Let me guess. You have a GoPro 2.

There should be an a Return Trip From Katoomba to Central

Sounds like a V set.

This could have been amazing if this was in 4k 60fps, or was 1080p 120fps or similar. Instead we decided to film like its 2010 :(

maybe put the bridge names in, like Bolt street,

I think it’s better to see the cab and operation.

Is this a c set? No wait it’s scrapped. Is it a vc set? No they got retired. What train is this????

Train people the ones making this interesting in the commenta

Anyone old enough to remember when the overhead platform at Granville collapsed?

Want to do a train marathon and watch a trip from central to casino or all the way to roma st

26.20 where does that train come from i see it everyday in the mornings

Why does this exist and who got a promotion for posting it

I don't get why Melbourne or Queensland rail do these videos