Hike to Wentworth Falls

Wentworth Falls, New South Wales

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5.6km loop hike. 189m elevation gain. The trail leads past Wentworth Falls and three other active flowing waterfalls.

While you are on Highway 32 (away from Sydney) you will look for Falls Road on the right (heading south). Follow this until you get to the parking lot. Once to the parking lot follow signs for the National Pass trail.

Hike down a cliff edge carved into the stone, and follow it all the way to the bottom where you can look up at the vast waterfall and cliff. As you hike along, you get views of the valley. The trail will lead you to a 6 kilometer round trip trail past multiple waterfalls, and tons of amazing views along the way!

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Andreas Brokalakis

Hike to Wentworth Falls

09/03/20

I was really impressed with the hike! It combines amazing views, deep forest walks and amazing waterfalls. It does not present any real difficulties and should be great for any reasonably fit hiker. Definitely recommended!

5.0

Shelle Foster

Hike to Wentworth Falls

01/27/18

Absolutely worth the hike! Beautiful and breath taking scenes and plenty of access to waterfalls, definitely worth the effort!

5.0

Ryan Fulcher-Collin

Hike to Wentworth Falls

02/28/16

This is an extremely beautiful walk with plenty of waterfalls and amazing views over the Blue Mountains National Park. The walk will only take about 2 hours one way. You can choose to take the Undercliff Track back to your car or return the way you came. Highly recommended!

5.0

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