A collection of the most beautiful walking tracks in the Blue Mountains, including maps, photos, and insider tips.
Dr Darks Cave is an intriguing rock formation that was used as a holiday retreat by a doctor and his family in the 1930s and 1940s.
A relatively short but challenging walking track leads to the cave, where remnants of their time there can still be found.
The Fortress Ridge Trail is a relatively quiet walking track that leads to a vantage point with panoramic views of the Grose Valley.
This moderately challenging 7.5-kilometre return hike begins at Mount Hay Road in the Leura area of the Blue Mountains.
The walking track to Rocket Point Lookout in Wentworth Falls is a short, family-friendly trail that offers scenic views of the waterfall and valley.
Starting from the car park and picnic area, the track crosses the top of the waterfall before leading to a quiet vantage point via a short side trail.
Weeping Rock is a small cascade waterfall in the Wentworth Falls area of the Blue Mountains, where Jamison Creek spills over a rock overhang.
A short walking trail from the Wentworth Falls car park leads to the Weeping Rock Circuit, passing several lookouts along the way.
The walk from Narrow Neck to Castle Head Lookout is a relatively easy bushwalk that leads to a secluded lookout with spectacular views.
The first part of the track follows the Narrow Neck Trail before branching into thick bushland, where several vantage points offer great opportunities to take in the views.
The Wentworth Falls Walk is a short, family-friendly walking track that leads to the top of the beautiful Wentworth Falls waterfall, taking in several scenic lookouts.
Once you’ve reached the top of the falls, you have the option to continue hiking to the middle section of the waterfall via the Grand Stairway.
Kanangra Walls, located in Kanangra-Boyd National Park, is a remote hiking destination, home to various walking tracks, lookouts, waterfalls, and camping areas.
As part of the Greater Blue Mountains, this scenic area is perfect for a day trip from Sydney, offering breathtaking landscapes to explore.
Kalang Falls is a small yet scenic waterfall on Kanangra Brook in Kanangra-Boyd National Park, part of the Greater Blue Mountains.
A short but steep walking track from the car park on Kanangra Walls Road leads to the falls, with a spectacular lookout to visit halfway along the trail.
Mount Banks is a recognisable mountain peak located along the northern escarpment of the Grose Valley, a quiet area that is often overlooked by tourists.
The walk to the summit of Mount Banks is a rewarding adventure, offering scenic views of the Grose Wilderness and beyond.
The infinity pool at the top of Fortress Creek Falls provides stunning views of the Grose Valley and its impressive surrounding cliffs.
Although this spot has gained popularity on social media, the 9-kilometre return hike to reach it is challenging and best suited to experienced bushwalkers.