Located just off Bells Line of Road and reached via a very short walk, Geometric Rocks Lookout offers both great views and some interesting rock formations.
A tall and shallow overhang in the Blue Mountains, the rock art in the Sunshine Shelter consists of parallel lines in red ochre.
An off-track, exploratory bushwalk near Mount Victoria which descends to Odin Gully and follows the creek. It then climbs up to Odin Head via a slot in the cliffs.
Six red hand stencils in a fairly small and shallow rock overhang on the Asgard Plateau.
While there is no view from the King George Trig on Mount Banks, you get some great vistas over the Grose Valley from the walking track up to the top of the mountain.
Combining the Mount Banks walking track with the Mount Banks One Trail (a bushwalking and cycling route), this loop traverses the Mount Banks summit and goes out to the Banks Wall for some spectacular Blue Mountains views.
Over fifty Aboriginal grinding grooves along Explorers Ridge near Mount Banks, which was described as a major workshop site.
Five or six Aboriginal axe grinding grooves around a shallow waterhole along the Mount Banks Summit Walking Track.
A spectacular and distinctive Upper Blue Mountains waterfall, Victoria Falls is popular (despite a steep walk down) as a swimming spot and a waterfall you can scramble behind.
A steep descent takes you down to the Silver Cascades, a picturesque waterfall and swimming hole.