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Echo Point Lookout The classic view of the Three Sisters. With the council visitor centre, daily 9:00 to 16:00.
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Three Sisters Three sandstone towers above the Jamison Valley – an Aboriginal Place, seen from the edge of the plateau.
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Three Sisters The Three Sisters Walk takes you close in 25 to 45 minutes. The Honeymoon Bridge is currently closed.
The most famous view in the Blue Mountains – from a platform just outside the park.
Three Sisters Walk 0.8 km, 25–45 minutes
Echo Point Council land, on the park edge
Status Aboriginal Place
Honeymoon Bridge currently closed Own page
Three Sisters Three sandstone towers above the Jamison Valley – an Aboriginal Place, seen from the edge of the plateau.
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Katoomba End point of most day trips by train, about two hours from Sydney Central.
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Three Sisters Three sandstone towers above the Jamison Valley – an Aboriginal Place, seen from the edge of the plateau.
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Scenic World Railway, cableways and a boardwalk into the rainforest. Owned by the Hammon family, not part of the national park.
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Three Sisters Three sandstone towers above the Jamison Valley – an Aboriginal Place, seen from the edge of the plateau.
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Fees: mostly free, A$8 per car around Glenbrook
Scenic World costs extra The Scenic World railway, cableways and boardwalk are not part of the park. The Hammon family business has run them since 1945 on the site of an old coal mine on the edge of Katoomba.
Scenic World: About us (Hammon family business, since 1945) ↗
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Leura Cascades On the cliff walk between Echo Point and Leura.
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Three Sisters Three sandstone towers above the Jamison Valley – an Aboriginal Place, seen from the edge of the plateau.
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Wentworth Falls Picnic Area Starting point for the National Pass and the lookouts above the falls.
Activities: cliff walks, Grand Canyon, waterfalls
Wentworth Falls: walks partly closed Part of the National Pass west of the middle crossing is closed after a major landslide, as are the Wentworth Pass and Slacks Stairs; the Valley of the Waters is closed below Sylvia Falls. The upper lookouts remain open.
NPWS: Current alerts and closures in the park (retrieved 8 October 2026) ↗
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Wentworth Falls Lookout View into the Jamison Valley and of Wentworth Falls.
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Conservation Hut From here you walk to the waterfalls in the Valley of the Waters; below Sylvia Falls the track is currently closed.
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Blue Mountains Heritage Centre Daily 9:00 to 16:00, closed on 25 December. 270 Govetts Leap Road, Blackheath.
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Govetts Leap Lookout With a view of Bridal Veil Falls, which drop 180 m (590 ft). Barrier-free access.
Activities: cliff walks, Grand Canyon, waterfalls
Govetts Leap and Bridal Veil Falls From the lookout near Blackheath you see Bridal Veil Falls drop 180 m (590 ft) and look out over the Grose Valley. The path is barrier-free.
NPWS: Govetts Leap Lookout ↗
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Evans Lookout Barrier-free, especially good at sunrise and sunset.
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Grand Canyon Track Three to four hours, grade 3. Never walk it during or after heavy rain.
Activities: cliff walks, Grand Canyon, waterfalls
Grand Canyon Track: 6.3 kilometres A loop of three to four hours, grade 3, through a gorge with waterfalls, ferns and rainforest. It has been walked since 1907; the way back climbs up to Evans Lookout.
NPWS: Grand Canyon Track ↗
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Perrys Lookdown A place for sunset, according to the park authority.
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Red Hands Cave Hand stencils, probably 500 to 1,600 years old. In the Glenbrook area A$8 per car per day.
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