Wentworth Falls
The Blue Mountains' classic waterfall viewpoint, where the three-tiered falls drop about 187 metres and a cliff-edge track overlooks Jamison Valley.
Wentworth Falls lies on the southern side of the town of Wentworth Falls, within Blue Mountains National Park (a World Heritage Site). Jamison Creek drops about 187 metres in three tiers into Jamison Valley and is the most popular waterfall in the Blue Mountains. The Jamison Lookout is only a few minutes' walk from the car park. You can follow the Fletcher Lookout loop (about 1 hour) or take the National Pass along the cliff face (3–4 hours, with many steep steps) down to the middle of the falls. Entry is free. Trails may close after rain or bushfires, so check the NSW National Parks website before you go. Take the Blue Mountains Line train to Wentworth Falls station, then walk for about 30 minutes.
Opening hours
Open all day (daytime visits recommended)
Nearby sights
- Lincoln's Rock
- Everglades House & Gardens
- Leura
- Leura Cascades
- Blue Mountains / Three Sisters
- Katoomba
- Scenic World Blue Mountains
- Ruined Castle