Fire Service Schools Blaxland High School Blaxland East Public School Blaxland Public School Sport and Recreation Bushwalking Tracks Blaxland includes the Florabella Pass and Pippas Pass tracks. The Lennox Bridge (Lapstone Hill) and Knapsack Viaduct could be approached via Mitchell's Pass, but do further investigation if planning to hike some or all of the way there. Blaxland Redbacks Soccer and Netball Clubs It is home to the Blaxland Redbacks soccer and netball teams. The Soccer team was established in 1965 and resides at the home ground of St. Johns Oval, Blaxland. St. Johns Oval was named after the local St. Johns Ambulance Brigade who original donated the land for the soccer fields to the club. Wascoe Siding Miniature Railway The Wascoe Siding is a Miniature Railway was established in 1964 by John Green. It is a conversion of a disused railway cutting from the railway line for Glenbrook Station, then named Wascoe Siding. Today is serves as spot for hobbyists and historians for miniature trains. It is located on Grahame St (see map detail above), open to visitors on the 1st Sunday each month (10am to 4pm). Scouts Club It is also the home of the 1st Blaxland Scout group Gallery References External links Blaxland History Blaxland High School Blaxland Football Club 1830 establishments in Australia Communities in the Blue Mountains (New South Wales) Populated places established in 1830