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Discover routes, attractions, and guides in Blue Mountains.
8 routes
Grand Canyon Track, Blackheath
Walk the spectacular Grand Canyon circuit near Blackheath — a narrow sandstone gorge with fern grottos, waterfalls, and ancient rainforest hidden beneath the plateau surface.
Three Sisters & Giant Stairway Walk
Walk to the Blue Mountains' most iconic landmark — the Three Sisters rock formation at Echo Point — then descend the Giant Stairway into the Jamison Valley below.
Katoomba Heritage & Art Deco Town Walk
Explore Katoomba's remarkable Art Deco streetscape, heritage hotels, and the café culture that has made this mountain town the social and cultural hub of the Blue Mountains.
Mount Wilson Gardens & Cathedral of Ferns
Drive to Mount Wilson, the Blue Mountains' hidden high plateau community, for a walk through private garden estates and the magnificent Cathedral of Ferns ancient rainforest reserve.
Wentworth Falls Conservation Area Walk
Walk the classic Wentworth Falls circuit — descending past the 187-metre falls to the Valley of the Waters, through ancient rainforest and clifftop heath above the Jamison Valley.
Govetts Leap & Pulpit Rock Lookout Walk
Walk the Blackheath clifftop from Govetts Leap to Pulpit Rock for the best panoramic views in the Blue Mountains — a 6-kilometre return walk along sandstone ledges above the Grose Valley.
Leura Cascades & Gordon Falls Walk
Walk from the elegant village of Leura to the Leura Cascades and Gordon Falls lookouts — a classic Blue Mountains circuit through heritage bushland with escarpment views above the Jamison Valley.
Ruined Castle Rock Formation Walk
Walk from Scenic World through the Jamison Valley to the Ruined Castle — an isolated sandstone outcrop rising from the valley floor that offers one of the Blue Mountains' most satisfying summit experiences.