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Charles Darwin Walk is in Wentworth Falls. This easy one and a half hour walk will take you past beautiful lookouts, waterways and down to the Wentworth Falls lookout.
This great walk has everything - stunning views, rainforest and waterfalls. It also has a great picnic area and public bathrooms.
 Weeping Rock and Fletchers Lookout Track This great walk visits Weeping Rock waterfall on Jamison Creek and enjoys the great views from Fletchers Lookout.
 Den Fenella to Princes Rock Circuit This picturesque walk goes down to the cliffs at Den Fenella Lookout, this changing from dry bushland to temperate rain forest along the way.
Venturing into the canyon of the Valley of the Waters along a slippery winding track, this walk demonstrates the beauty of the deep valley of Wentworth Falls.
 Echo Point/Prince Henry Cliff Walk to Katoomba Falls This walk is a lovely clifftop walk above the Jamison Valley, with extensive views out to Mt Solitary. The Three Sisters make a wonderful highlight, along with great views from Echo Point Lookout.
 Leura Cascades to Gordon Falls Park From Leura Park to Gordon Falls Park, this diverse walk offers fantastic views of the Jamison Valley, as well as two great side trips down to some smaller waterfalls. Don't be fooled by their size - they are quite beautiful. Be sure to allow extra time for the side trips (especially Gordon Falls), in order to sit and reflect as the water cascades around you.
Lyrebird Dell is a glorious and culturally significant location in the Blue Mountains. This walk follows the shortest route to the picnic area in a large sandstone cave. You will find the cave nestled into the hillside beside a lovely waterfall. The cave enjoys a long history with the traditional owners and is home to an basic picnic area, making a great place to be still and enjoy this valley
The Giant Stairway provides a spectacular entry to the Jamison Valley, descending approximately 300m (1000ft) via more than 800 steps and runways. It is located adjacent to the Three Sisters, on Prince Henry Cliff Walk & the Cliff Drive.
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