Plan Your Visit

Starting from Echo Point Lookout, this accessible walk follows a well-maintained path to the Three Sisters Bridge. The trail is approximately 1.5 kilometers return, taking about 30-45 minutes at a leisurely pace.

• Panoramic views of Jamison Valley
• Close-up views of the iconic Three Sisters rock formation
• Sunrise and sunset photography opportunities
• Wheelchair accessible sections
• Indigenous cultural interpretation signs along the path

Early morning (6-9am) offers the best lighting for photography and fewer crowds. Sunset (4-7pm depending on season) provides dramatic golden hour views.

This iconic 7-kilometer cliff-top walk connects Katoomba to Leura, offering spectacular views throughout. The trail features over 30 lookouts, multiple waterfalls, and various entry/exit points allowing you to customize your journey.

• Katoomba Falls Lookout - Cascading waterfall views
• Echo Point - Famous Three Sisters viewpoint
• Leura Cascades - Beautiful fern-lined waterfalls
• Gordon Falls Reserve - Picnic areas and gardens
• Multiple smaller lookouts offering unique perspectives

The full walk takes 2-3 hours one way. Sections vary from easy (paved paths near lookouts) to moderate (stone steps and undulating terrain). You can walk shorter segments and use public transport to return to your starting point.

Govetts Leap offers one of the most dramatic views in the Blue Mountains, looking out over the vast Grose Valley. The 180-meter Bridal Veil Falls cascade down the cliff face, creating a stunning backdrop.

The main lookout is wheelchair accessible with paved paths and safety railings. Several short walking tracks (5-30 minutes) branch off from the main lookout, offering different perspectives of the valley.

Best light conditions are mid-morning to early afternoon. Bring a wide-angle lens to capture the full valley vista. The waterfall is most impressive after rain, typically from spring through autumn.