Grand Cliff Top Walk is a park in Wentworth Falls. Dogs are not currently allowed.
Dogs and other pets are not permitted in Blue Mountains National Park under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974. (Source: NPWS, nationalparks.nsw.gov.au.)
We did this walk over two days but if you are fit and keen, you could do it in one. However, you wouldn’t have time to stop and admire all the magnificent scenery or take any of the little sidetracks to the many points of interest. The track is beautifully maintained so it is relatively easy walking but there are LOTS of stairs (176 floors on day 1!) so you’re legs will get a workout! The train is the easy way to get back to where you started, with stations at Wentworth Falls, Leura and Katoomba all in walking distance or you can get a bus.
Absolutely fantastic!!! There's no wonder it's a world heritage site. I loved every bit of it. And would like to go again and again and again. Make sure you have good shoes and hydration. There was a detour on the Darwin's walk from the station due to construction.
This was an excellent excursion. I did the first day by lunch time, with multiple detours in place. Since it was poor weather I decided to save day 2 for another time. The track is amazing, but poorly signed in places. Take a photo of the sign board before you begin as a reference.
This is an amazing walk. We have only done 4 hours of this walk but it was so pristine. We started from near Wilson's Park at Falls road. Loved every bit of it. It is a grade 3 so lots of steps. But there are amazing walk ways and bridges built. There are couple of places where you could get slightly confused. Just follow the signs for Wentworth Falls picnic area and you are on the right track for the first leg.
A nice walk with some lovely rock features and differing flora. I did the walk in reverse from Katoomba to Wentworth Falls… highly recommend taking this route… the stairs are a killer. Not suited for an average family, although an active family would do okay. I think the section between Gordan Falls and Katoomba would be best if you wanted to do just one section. Gladstone lookout was by far my favourite though! Edited to add - thank you Blue Mountains trail building team for this magnificent hiking journey, connecting so many highlights of the mountains in one convenient track
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