Copelands Lookout is a historic and hidden viewpoint between Katoomba and Leura, offering panoramic views of the Jamison Valley and Mount Solitary.
You can reach this lookout via a short detour from the Prince Henry Cliff Walk, with an access point conveniently located on Cliff Drive nearby.
The Tarpeian Rock Lookout is a beautifully isolated viewpoint in the Leura area that offers scenic views of the Jamison Valley.
This lookout can be reached via the short Tarpeian Rock Access Walk, starting from Cliff Drive, with the option to visit other nearby lookouts.
The Peckmans Plateau Lookout is a quietly hidden viewpoint in the Katoomba area that offers scenic views of the Megalong Creek Valley.
The lookout can be reached via a short walking trail starting from Cliff Drive, with various other lookouts nearby to explore.
The Birdwood Gully Round Walk in the suburb of Springwood is a family-friendly bushwalking trail passing through beautiful scenery.
From tall trees and imposing cliff overhangs to creek crossings and glow worm caves, this 2.6 km loop is a hidden gem in the Lower Blue Mountains.
The Blue Gum Swamp Track is a bushwalk in the suburb of Winmalee in the Lower Blue Mountains that navigates through a beautiful forest of Blue Gum trees.
The track consists of two separate trails forming a stunning loop, with an optional detour to the Grose Head South Lookout at the halfway mark.
The Dargan Arch, also referred to as Dargans Arch, is a large natural sandstone rock formation located in a quiet area of the Blue Mountains.
The short walk to get there is not signposted, and due to its somewhat remote location between Lithgow and Bell, it never really gets busy there.
The Anvil Rock Lookout is a stunning viewpoint in the Blackheath area of the Blue Mountains, offering panoramic views of the Grose Valley.
A short walking trail from the car park at the end of Anvil Rock Road leads to this lookout, with an optional detour to the Wind Eroded Cave nearby.
The Bushrangers Cave is a unique and somewhat hidden cave structure in the Mount Victoria area of the Blue Mountains.
There are two walking trails to this cave: one short trail from Kanimbla Valley Road and a longer walk starting from Mount Piddington.
The Katoomba Falls Round Walk is a family-friendly hiking trail that includes several lookouts offering great views of the popular Katoomba waterfall.
In this article, we’ll share the highlights of the Katoomba Falls Round Walk and where to get the best views of the waterfall.
The Reids Plateau is a small headland in Katoomba that is home to a few lookouts offering fantastic views of the Jamison Valley and Katoomba Falls.
The plateau is very easy to access, and with several walking trails nearby, it’s a great starting point for a fun day out in the Blue Mountains.