For effort vs reward ratio, the Devils Eye Arch may just be the best lookout in all the Blue Mountains. We're sharing what to expect from the walk to get there as well as two amazing sunset lookouts nearby.
28 Blue Mountains Lookouts including hidden gems
Govetts Leap Loop: a pretty circuit walk in the Blue Mountains
The Govetts Leap Loop has some fabulous views of the Grose Valley and several huge waterfalls, however much of the walk follows quieter trails along picturesque creeks. The well maintained path makes it a great walk for losing yourself in nature without having to worry about route finding or uneven terrain. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the trail including difficulty.
Hanging Rock: is this the most magical view in the Blue Mountains?
Kanangra Walls, Dance Floor Cave and that photo spot
Asgard Swamp and Thor Head: epic views without the crowds
This lesser known walk in the Blue Mountains offers incredible views and you’re likely to get them all to yourself! You can also visit the old coal mine and kiln which is a throwback to the industrial period between the 1860’s and 1920’s. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the trail, including how to visit all the sights, none of which are signposted.
Ikara Head: a magnificent lookout and a Flannel flower superbloom
Castle Head: an easy walk with some of the most spectacular views in the Blue Mountains
Mount Hay & Butterbox Point - the Blue Mountains walk for jaw-dropping views
The Butterbox Point and Mount Hay circuit may just be the best walk for views in the Blue Mountains that virtually no one talks about. This trail has some of the most magnificent views in the area, without the need to hike very far at all! So here’s what to expect on this walk and why it’s one of our favourites in the Blue Mountains.