Golf Links lookout in Blue Mountains National Park

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Golf Links lookout

A stair-heavy walk ends with a quieter Jamison Valley panorama.

Type
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Nearest trail
0.4 km
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  • Scenic viewpoint

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Gordon Falls and Pool of Siloam

Overview

About Golf Links lookout

Why stop

  • Broad view toward Mount Solitary and the Three Sisters.

Heads up

  • The short route includes steep stairs and a stepping-stone creek crossing.

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3 active Blue Mountains alerts

  • ClosureRoads and tracks closed across Blue Mountains National ParkMany roads, fire trails and walking tracks across Blue Mountains National Park are closed; do not enter closed areas.Official details
  • CautionPark-wide solid-fuel fire banA park fire ban is active across Blue Mountains National Park: campfires and solid-fuel barbecues and stoves are prohibited. - Gas and electric cookers are permitted, subject to safety rules.Official details
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“Gordon Falls picnic area is coming up, a good stop for a family lunch with a valley view nearby. Bring your own food; the reserve has tables, barbecues and a playground.”

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Guide

More about Golf Links lookout

Why keep walkingGolf Links lookout is a cliff-edge viewpoint above Leura, reached on the Pool of Siloam walk.

Golf Links lookout is a cliff-edge viewpoint above Leura, reached on the Pool of Siloam walk. It opens onto Jamison Valley toward Mount Solitary and the Three Sisters. From Gordon Falls picnic area, the full walk is about 1.6 km return and takes about an hour. Keep going if you want that open valley outlook; the approach is short but stair-heavy.

The climb after the poolThe route drops through rainforest to Pool of Siloam and Gordon Creek waterfall, crosses the…

The route drops through rainforest to Pool of Siloam and Gordon Creek waterfall, crosses the creek on stepping stones, then climbs stairs to the lookout. The distance is modest, but the stair sections and water crossing make this more effort than a roadside pullout. It is not a step-free stop.

Take in the valleyThe broad view runs across Jamison Valley toward Mount Solitary and the Three Sisters, with…

The broad view runs across Jamison Valley toward Mount Solitary and the Three Sisters, with sandstone cliffs framing the forested drop. For a photo, use a wide frame that holds the valley and both landmarks together; it shows the scale better than a close view of one ridge.

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