Blue Pool Walking Track
Dogs not permitted
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Blue Pool Walking Track is a park in Glenbrook. Dogs are not currently allowed at this park.
Dog rules
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.)
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Blue Mountains National Park, The Oaks Trail, New South Wales 2787
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Before you go
- 🚫Official source advises dogs are not allowed — we don't recommend visiting with your dog.
What people say
★★★★☆1 month ago
A Blissful Summer Day on the Blue Pool Walking Track The Blue Pool Walking Track was the perfect summer adventure. After a refreshing hike, we arrived at the stunning Blue Pool, where we had an absolute blast cooling off and exploring the serene surroundings with family and friends. The trail itself was enjoyable, and reaching the pool felt like a reward. The crystal-clear water and natural beauty were simply breathtaking. It’s a fantastic spot to relax, splash around, and soak in the peaceful vibes. With parking available nearby and facilities like toilets and a water station at the entrance, it’s convenient for a fun-filled day out. If you’re craving an escape into nature, the Blue Pool Walking Track is a must-visit. Remember to keep this gem clean for others to enjoy!
★★★★★8 months ago
A great little walk with a beautiful swimming hole at the end. Great for adults and kid's and not too steep. If you're not overly fit, highly recommend paying the $8 parking fee. A great little location close to Penrith.
★★★★★4 years ago
An absolute gem of a place. Ample parking space and the walk is not too far from the carpark. Beautiful views. Great little place for a date.
Ven K.
★★★★★3 years ago
Couldn't make it to the pool but looks cool walk
★★★★★5 years ago
Loved it, but strange with all the dead trees and broken trees facing one way, suspect when the river is high. A beautiful spot.
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