Prince Henry Cliff walk

Tourist attraction · Wollondilly

Prince Henry Cliff walk

Tourist attraction · Wollondilly

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Prince Henry Cliff Walk, Katoomba NSW 2787, Australia

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Embark on a scenic cliffside hike in Blue Mountains National Park, where breathtaking views of the Three Sisters and lush valley vistas await around every turn.  

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Prince Henry Cliff Walk, Katoomba NSW 2787, Australia Get directions

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+61 2 4787 8877
nationalparks.nsw.gov.au

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wheelchair accessible entrance

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Jul 25, 2025

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3 Best Day Trips from Sydney | Condé Nast Traveler

"One of the trails located in Blue Mountains National Park, Prince Henry Cliff Walk offers dreamy views of valleys, waterfalls, and rock formations, including the Three Sisters. Marked with over 20 staggering lookout points and alive with birds and wildflowers, the walk makes for an inspiring introduction to this wildly beautiful region. (And if you're not into exercise or fresh air, there's always high tea in one of the town’s fancy hotels)." - Sophie Davies

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Kelly Myles

Google
The walkway is well maintained and offers multiple stunning lookouts across the valley. As with any bushwalk, be prepared to carry your rubbish out with you - there are no bins along the trail.

Carl Crowley

Google
Excellent walk. Interesting and reasonably demanding. Excellent work done on upgrading the Gordon Falls end.

Adnan Kukic (AK292)

Google
Great track with many lookouts. The nature is awesome! Some parts are very challenging with lots of stairs when descending down to the vague, but it’s definitely worth it. Bring enough water The track runs through the scenic world, around the lower railway station (base station). There’s a fence around the scenic world walkway with a large metal door saying “No way through” but it’s still open. Just walk through to get out of the tourist trap 😜

Joe McCright

Google
We started on the eastern side of the trail. It’s more difficult to take photos of the cliffs there. But as soon as you get close to Three Sisters, the possibilities to get good photos increase a lot. The trail surface is well done, some even paved.

Nitin Madan

Google
This walk is night lit now. It’s 1.3km in distance and have access to beautiful night-time viewing experience of outstanding natural features such as Orphan Rock, Witches Leap, Katoomba Falls, Katoomba Cascades, three sisters and Duke and Duchess lookout. The sound of water fall in the background adds to an amazingly soothing experience. I’ll rate it as moderate on difficulty level as it has steps. Please be aware that flood lights are turned off at 10.30pm and path lights at 11pm.

Ste Withington

Google
A great walk. Fairly easy really with only a few very short sections where you will be expected to scale more than 10 steps in one place. The small effort is worth it, with rewards of great views of the cliff edge at pretty much every point. The walk normally goes right round to Leura but there have been landslides recently so there are a few sections closed off. You can bypass them though by walking down Cliff Drive.

YC Khong

Google
Came during winter in the evening on our first visit. Easy to walk trail. Quiet and quite cold

Shekhar Gyanwali

Google
We love this walk, such a great scenery. We stopped in a cave like rock formation which was great. We started walking from here and continued walking after echo point. Its good for beginners. Anyone can do this hike. Water re-filler is available at Echo point.