Empress Falls is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the Blue Mountains, reached via a short walking track from the Conservation Hut in Wentworth Falls.
Although the walk is short, it involves a steep descent into the Valley of the Waters. After arriving at Empress Falls, you can continue along the trail to discover even more waterfalls.
The Rigby Hill Walking Track is a short bushwalking trail leading to a panoramic vantage point, offering stunning views of the Grose Valley.
The walk starts at the car park for the Pierces Pass walking trail, which can be reached via the Bells Line of Road.
The Burramoko Fire Trail in the Blackheath area takes you to Hanging Rock, one of the most iconic landmarks in the Blue Mountains.
The trail initially leads to Baltzer Lookout, offering stunning views over the Grose Valley. From there, it’s a short but mildly challenging walk to reach Hanging Rock.
The Pool of Siloam is a small yet picturesque waterfall with a natural pool at its base, nestled in the Leura area of the Blue Mountains.
A short walking trail leads to this idyllic spot, with the option to continue hiking to the peaceful Golf Links Lookout.
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 and bottom sections of the waterfall via the Grand Stairway.
The Asgard Swamp and Thor Head Walk is a stunning bushwalking track in the Mount Victoria area, offering superb Grose Valley views.
This isolated walking track on the Asgard Plateau takes in several fascinating highlights, including an old mine and various lookouts.
Victoria Falls is a beautiful 20m waterfall on Victoria Creek, plunging from a rock overhang into a large pool.
Further upstream, the nearby Victoria Creek Cascades offer a smaller, but equally scenic, waterfall in a beautiful setting.
The Walls Cave in the Blackheath area of the Blue Mountains is an impressive cave structure that can be reached via a short bushwalking trail.
The cave is located on Darug Aboriginal Country and is of special significance to the Darug people as an occupation site for women.
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 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.