Blue Mountains National Park

Welcome to the Empire Pass Walking Track, also known as North Lawson Waterfall Circuit, where within just 5.1 km you'll get a chance discover 5 amazing waterfalls.

Blue Mountains National Park is home to many remarkable waterfalls, but none can match the unique charm of Minnehaha Falls nestled along the Yosemite Creek in northern Katoomba

If you're looking for a short (around 5km) but challenging trail that leads you through the untouched beauty of the Blue Mountains, look no further than the Porters Pass & Colliers Causeway Trail (return via Clifftop Track).

Searching for a relaxed half-day hike (11km round trip) to see the most iconic rock in the Blue Mountains? Look no further than the Burramoko Ridge Trail, also known as Hanging Rock Trail.

So, imagine you've got just 1 day to soak in the beauty of the Blue Mountains. You're probably thinking: "Where should I go? What's an absolute must-see?" Well, you're in luck because the walk I'm suggesting here has it all!

Lockleys Pylon is a staple among Blue Mountains hikes, offering sweeping 360-degree vistas of Mount Hay and Mount Banks' sandstone cliffs, alongside the picturesque Grose Valley eucalypt forests—all within an enjoyable 7-8-kilometer return journey.

When I think about all the walks I've done in the Blue Mountains, there's this one gem that always stands out in my mind – the South Lawson Five Waterfall Circuit Walk.

If you're looking for an incredible hiking trail close to Sydney, I've got the perfect gem for you: the legendary Grand Canyon Walk in the Blue Mountains.