NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is part of Department of Planning, Industry and Environment. NPWS manages more than 870 NSW national parks and reserves, covering over 7 million hectares of land.
A fairly quiet and infrequently visited lookout, Therabulat Lookout provides some nice views over the Megalong Valley.
While hardly a spectacular lookout, Adams Lookout provides a nice view over Terrace Falls Reserve. It’s reached by a short, dog-friendly walk.
A small but beautiful waterfall, Little Terrace Falls is next to the walking track between Terrace Falls and Bedford Falls in Hazelbrook.
A small waterfall along Bedford Creek in Hazelbrook, Pyramid Falls cascades down a series of rock tiers in a rainforest grotto.
The loop walk through Terrace Falls Reserve uses a network of historic trails, which traverse many sections of shaded rainforest. The bushwalk features four spectacular waterfalls and three secluded pools.
A spectacular waterfall in Hazelbrook, Terrace Falls consist of eight cascades, before the creek flows through a small grotto.
Victor Falls is a picturesque waterfall in the Terrace Falls Reserve in Hazebrook, which is drops into a small and shaded grotto.
The scenic South Lawson Waterfall Circuit is a popular Blue Mountains bushwalk, which passes five picturesque waterfalls and is best done after some rain. It can also be combined with the Terrace Falls Reserve to form a longer Lawson to Hazelbrook walk.
Consisting of an upper and lower drop, Cataract Falls is the tallest waterfall on the South Lawson Waterfall Loop bushwalk.
A beautiful, secluded waterfall and swimming hole (after rain), Leslie Falls can only be reached via an off-track route along Lawson Ceeek.