Trinity Cottage is the old Katoomba Youth Hostel (YHA) It was started to be built in 1959 and completed in 1961. It was officially opened by Sir Eric Woodward on March 4 1961. It was originally built by volunteer labour in their spare time by dedicated friends of the YHA. It started life as a two bedroom small flat with a managers quarters next door. As time went by two extra bedrooms were added. Due to its popularity, a second managers quarters was built next door and the old managers quarters were turned into more bedrooms.
	By the end of the 1980's the demand for use was so high that a new YHA was purchased in Waratah St, Katoomba which is right next to the shops. YHA have purchased a new place in Katoomba Rd, Katoomba (2000) Throughout the 1990's it was used for residential housing and in 1999 was purchased by the current owners Robert and Jenni Lamont and restored and greatly improved. It is currently used by a number of churches, activity groups, sports clubs, families and schools for short term camps In Dec 2006 Trinity was bought by Chalcedon Trust (a not for profit Christian Organisation) However, Rob Lamont still mamanges Trinity.
Trinity is close to the The Three Sisters Skyway CMS Campsite & Katoomba Christian Convention The Public heated Swimming Pool  Katoomba Railway Station Opposite a large natural bush reserve Katoomba Shopping Centre.
	Katoomba is famous for its bush walks, the six foot track, Coffee Shops, Christmas in July, Great views, close to shops and the centre of the Blue Mountains Katoomba is the home of over a dozen major Christian Conferences a year. ALL within walking distance

When is the best time to come
Summer - escape the heat of Sydney and get a chance to explore the heritage listed National Park
Autumn - the season for the leaves to change and give the gardens new colours
Winter - Also have the chance of snow and sitting inside with a warm slow combustion fire and watching the flakes fall and linger and the ground
Spring - Fresh new life and a chance to wander the streets and see the many award winning gardens that the Blue mountains has to offer

When is the best time to come
Summer - escape the heat of Sydney and get a chance to explore the heritage listed Blue Mountains National Park
Autumn - the season for the leaves to change and give the gardens new colours
Winter - Also have the chance of snow and sitting inside with a warm slow combustion fire and watching the flakes fall and linger and the ground
Spring - Fresh new life and a chance to wander the streets and see the many award winning gardens that the Blue mountains has to offer