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 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 Rigby Hill Track is a short bushwalking trail leading to a panoramic vantage point, offering stunning views over 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.
Minnehaha Falls is a scenic waterfall in the Katoomba area of the Blue Mountains, with a picturesque pool at the base that’s perfect for a swim.
A short walking track leads through bushland to the falls, with a few steep staircases adding some challenge near the end.
The Three Sisters Walk is a popular, family-friendly walking trail with multiple lookouts, leading to the most iconic landmark in the Blue Mountains.
Starting at Echo Point, this short trail brings visitors up close to the magnificent Three Sisters, with plenty of options to extend the trail in various directions.
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.
Walls Lookout is one of the most impressive lookout points in the Blue Mountains, offering panoramic views of the Grose Valley.
This lookout can be reached via a short bushwalking trail starting from the Bells Line of Road in the northern part of the Blue Mountains.
Katoomba Cascades is a small but popular waterfall on the Kedumba River in Katoomba, located halfway between Echo Point and Scenic World.
A short walking trail meanders past the cascades and continues along the river to the beautiful Duke and Duchess of York Lookout, offering panoramic views of the Jamison Valley, right above Katoomba Falls.
The Katoomba Falls Round Walk is a family-friendly walking track that passes several lookouts offering great views of the Katoomba waterfall.
In this article, we’ll share the highlights of this popular walk and where to get the best views of the waterfall.
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 Terrace Falls Circuit is a stunning bushwalking trail in Terrace Falls Reserve in Hazelbrook that takes in several named and unnamed waterfalls and pools.
The main highlight of this walk is Terrace Falls, an impressive cascade waterfall amidst scenic bushland surroundings.
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 Cox’s Cave Circuit in the Mount Victoria area of the Blue Mountains is a scenic bushwalk that leads to an impressive cave structure.
This moderately challenging walking track navigates through beautiful forest scenery, with a small waterfall and a large cave as the highlights along the way.
The Transit of Venus Track is a family-friendly bushwalking trail in the suburb of Woodford that takes in three small yet picturesque waterfalls.
While its name may spark some curiosity, this 4 km hike remains a hidden gem compared to some of the more famous waterfall walks in the Blue Mountains.
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.