All Blue Mountains places
84 places
1Echo Point Lookout (Three Sisters)A wide panorama to the Three Sisters, Mount Solitary and Ruined Castle.
2Govetts Leap lookoutSee the Grose Valley's cliffs without setting off on a bushwalk.
3Wentworth FallsA 100-metre plunge rewards the steep walk down.
4Scenic WorldThree rides, rainforest boardwalks, and close views into Jamison Valley
5Katoomba FallsA stepped gorge loop pairs a waterfall with a Three Sisters view.
6Evans lookoutA short, step-free stop above the forested Grose Valley.
7Red Hands CaveLayered hand stencils survive in a small sandstone shelter.
Blue Mountains Heritage CentreWalk advice, free PLB hire and a VR peek at Wollemi pines.
8Pulpit Rock lookoutStep down the rock blade for wide Grose Valley views.
9Sublime Point Lookout, LeuraA quieter lookout for a fresh angle on Jamison Valley.
10Lincoln's RockBare sandstone, wide Jamison Valley views, and an exposed edge.
11Perrys LookdownBig Grose Valley views, with the Blue Gum Forest far below.
12Cahills LookoutFour platforms open onto Megalong Valley and Narrow Neck Peninsula.
13Leura Cascades and picnic areaA fern-lined creek spills through several waterfalls below Leura.
14Blue Gum ForestWalk into the grove bushwalkers saved from the axe in 1931.
15Baltzer LookoutA ridge walk ends at an unfenced view over the Grose Valley.
16Walls LookoutA short rocky walk opens onto a huge Grose Valley panorama.
Conservation HutA proper café stop above the Valley of the Waters.
17Gordon Falls lookoutSteps down to sandstone cliffs, forested valleys and a distant waterfall.
18Princes Rock LookoutA close view of Wentworth Falls, reached by a stair-heavy track.
19Rocket Point lookoutA steep spur gives you a different angle on Wentworth Falls.
20Ruined CastleA steep valley hike to a sandstone summit with wide views.
21Anvil RockA real anvil, a real story, and a wide Grose Valley view.
22Fletchers LookoutA 200-step descent gets you close to Wentworth Falls.
23Wentworth Falls LookoutSandstone cliffs open onto the Jamison Valley.
24Empress FallsA steep waterfall walk where canyoners sometimes abseil.
25Portal lookoutA gorge-to-plain panorama from the end of a short all-access path.
26Katoomba CascadesA quick stairway detour to the Kedumba River's ferny cascades.
27Tunnel View lookoutA gorge-edge pause with 1911 tunnels and distant basalt peaks.
28Hargraves LookoutA drive-up lookout with long views over two valleys.
29Nepean lookoutA short walk opens onto Fairlight Gorge and the Nepean River.
30Kings Tableland Aboriginal PlaceGrinding grooves and carved animal tracks reward this remote 4WD detour.
31McMahons Point lookoutTwo lookouts trade a long approach for wide views of Lake Burragorang.
32The Rock LookoutA short walk opens onto a rocky overlook above the Nepean
33Vale of Avoca lookoutA broad Grose Valley panorama after a very short walk.
34Yerranderie Private TownA remote mining town where the whole street feels like an exhibit.
35Jellybean PoolA sandy creekside swim beneath Glenbrook Gorge’s sandstone walls.
36Mount BanksA steep climb to a double-humped summit above Grose Wilderness.
37Blue PoolA short, stepped walk to a sandy, fern-fringed creek pool.
38Elysian Rock LookoutA quieter perch for a big sweep across the Jamison Valley.
39Olympian RockA short stair climb opens onto a broad Jamison Valley view.
40Victoria Falls lookoutA wide Grose Valley view appears just beyond the carpark.
41Wind Eroded CaveA short stop for wave-shaped sandstone and a Grose Gorge view.
42Castle Head LookoutA rocky headland with views over Mount Solitary and the valley
43Fortress Rock LookoutA rugged, unfenced lookout over the Grose Valley.
Glenbrook Entrance and Information CentreA practical gateway and start point for the Jellybean Pool walk.
44Lockley PylonA rocky summit with a full sweep across the Grose Valley.
Megalong Valley Tea RoomsScones and apple pie in a 1956 tea room with valley views.
45Rigby Hill lookoutA short ridge walk to a broad Grose Valley panorama.
46Pool of SiloamA shaded rainforest pool with a steep climb back out.
47Victoria FallsA steep descent links a 20 m waterfall with creek cascades.
48Sylvia FallsA stepped rainforest cascade just beyond Empress Falls.
49Martin's LookoutA brief lookout over Glenbrook Creek's sandstone gorge
50Mount Blackheath LookoutA west-facing platform over Kanimbla Valley, worth a sunset stop.
51Eagle Hawk LookoutA quieter Jamison Valley view toward the Three Sisters.
52Cliff View LookoutQuick walk for broad Kedumba Valley views beneath the Skyway
53Narrow Neck LookoutA quick stop for the Jamison and Megalong valleys.
54Colong CavesA permit-only limestone cave for experienced, well-equipped cavers.
Wentworth Falls picnic areaA picnic with Jamison Valley views and waterfall walks nearby.
Mount Banks picnic areaQuiet tables at Mount Banks' base, with a steep summit walk beyond.
Gordon Falls picnic areaPicnic tables, a playground and cliff walks close at hand.
55Lyrebird DellA shaded creek walk reaches a sandstone shelter and waterfall pool.
56Valley of the Waters lookoutA level platform for the Jamison Valley, without the steep descent.
57Weeping RockA sandstone creek cascade tucked off the Wentworth Falls circuit.
58Golf Links lookoutA stair-heavy walk ends with a quieter Jamison Valley panorama.
Euroka campgroundFive gum-fringed camping areas; bring water and secure your food.
59Tallawalla lookoutA shaded pause on the walk for Leura and Sublime Point cliffs.
Dunphys campgroundA grassy base for Cox’s River walks and mountain views.
60Edinburgh Castle RockA short spur to an open ledge with a modest valley view.
Burralow Creek campground and picnic areaSleep by the creek, then walk to Bulcamatta Falls.
61Du Faurs Rocks lookoutA brief rocky overlook above Mount Wilson’s broad valley.
Murphys Glen campgroundA bush night among blue gums, with cockatoos at first light.
Mount Werong CampgroundA quiet tent base for the Ruby Creek mine and falls walk.
62Rileys Mountain LookoutWalk beyond The Rock for a higher view over the Nepean.
Galong CabinsA quiet valley stay in cabins once used by pack saddlers.
63Lost World LookoutA steep walk to a cross above Glenbrook Gorge.
Ingar campgroundA remote walk-in camp beside Ingar Creek's rocky waterhole.
Acacia Flat campgroundA remote tent camp beside Blue Gum Forest.
Ruined Castle campgroundA remote overnight base for a steep walk to Jamison Valley views.
Kedumba River Crossing campgroundA steep walk to a grassy riverside camp beneath sandstone cliffs.
Burra Korain Flat campgroundListen for cockatoos as evening settles over the remote Grose Valley.
Government Town campgroundA roomy bush camp beside Yerranderie’s silver-mining history.
Pierces Pass picnic areaTwo very different walks start at this small Grose Valley picnic stop.
Mobbs Swamp campgroundA remote overnight stop on the Kanangra to Katoomba walk
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Blue Mountains Tour Guide
Blue Mountains, narrated.
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Echo Point and the Three Sisters0:00 / 0:35
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