National Parks & Reserves

Some Walks To Do In The Blue Mountains

SIGNS	WALKS	DESCRIPTION
	Wheelchair Accessible	Suitable for all ages and fitness levels.
	Glenbrook	At Visitor Centre
	Wentworth Falls	Conservation Hut Wentworth Falls Carpark
	Katoomba / Leura	Echo Point to Three Sisters Echo point to Kedumba Lookout Katoomba park to Cliff View Lookout
	Blackheath	Heritage Centre (National parks Shop) Fairfax Heritage Track, Govetts Leap
	Easy	Suitable for all ages, but take care with children.
	Glenbrook	Euroka Track Red Hands Cave
	Wentworth Falls	Short Cut Track Overcliff Overcliff track
	Katoomba / Leura	Gorden Falls 3 Sisters Walk Prince Henry Cliff Walk at echo Point
	Blackheath	Fairfax Heritage track Wind eroded Cave and Anvil Rock
	Medium	Some steps and stairs - for people who walk occasionally
	Glenbrook	Visitor Centre to Blue Pool Jelly Bean Pool Glenbrook Gorge
	Wentworth Falls	National Pass, Wentworth Pass
	Katoomba / Leura	Echo Point to Burralaroo Lookout or Katoomba Falls via Prince henry Cliff Walk Furber Steps (lots of steps) Leura Cascades
	Blackheath	Pulpit Rock Track Grand Canyon Track Popes Glen Track (Blackheath to edge of Grose Valley)
	Hard	Steep stairs and steps - for people who walk regularly. Visitors with heart or breathing difficulties should not attempt these walks.
	Glenbrook	Jack Evans Track
	Wentworth Falls	National Pass, Wentworth Pass
	Katoomba / Leura	Leura Forest via Federal Pass and Dardenells Pass Ruined castle via Golden Stairs
	Blackheath	Govetts Leap - Junction rock - Blue gum Forest Perrys Lookdown Vistoria Falls Track
	Experienced walkers only	High Level of fitness and navigation skill requires, minimum 3 in a group. Advise friends or police of route and destination times.
	Glenbrook	All walks in the Blue Labyrinth area
	Wentworth Falls	Historic tracks including Vera Falls
	Katoomba / Leura	Mt Solitary Walks Narrow Neck to Jenolan Caves
	Blackheath	Lockleys Route to Blue Gum Forest
	Cliff Safety	Do not climb Fences, Keep well back from cliff edges. If you suffer from fear of heights, stay well back from the edge.
	Plan Carefully	Take Drinking Water and something to eat on the walks.   Take a map and know where you are going, check with the visitor centre if you need advice.   Allow plenty of time to finish your walk in daylight.   Wear sensible shoes. Carry warm waterproof clothes in case of weather changes.   Keep to the Track
	Carry a bag for your rubbish	There are no rubbish bins in this part of the park

Text & Photos - Copyright © 1997 National Parks & Wildlife Service NSW

NATIONAL PARKS
National Parks & Wildlife Service, National Park Shop and Information, Heritage Centre, End of Govetts Leap Road, Blackheath. Phone: +61 (02) 4787 8877. Open 9am to 4.15pm every day except Christmas Day
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