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An incredibly scenic Gardens of Stone bushwalk, which passes the Gordian Knot and Witches Watch lookouts, before descending into Hecates Cauldron. After a side-trip to the Tower of Hope the route exits the valley via Tara Slot and Tara Point.
Offering one of the best views of Wentworth Falls, Rocket Point Lookout is above the waterfall and looks down the full length of the main drop.
Fletchers Lookout offers a nice view of Wentworth Falls from almost directly above the waterfall, as well as over the Jamison Valley.
Eagles Nest Lookout is a very quiet and secluded Wentworth Falls Lookout, which offers a view of the waterfal and the Jamison Valley.
One of the best Wentworth Falls lookouts, the fenced Princes Rock Lookout offers some great views of the waterfall and Jamison Valley.
A small, fenced lookout along the Overcliff Track at Wentworth Falls, Breakfast Point Lookout offers nice views over the Jamison Valley.
A small and fairly quiet lookout at the edge of the cliff, the Den Fenella Lookout is reached by a very nice bushwalk from the Wentworth Falls Picnic Area.
Den Fenella Falls in Wentworth Falls, Den Fenella Falls consists of a series of cascades down a narrow, rainforested gully. Best visited after decent rain.
Although not a very well-known track, the Porters Pass and Colliers Causeway loop is one of the best Blue Mountains bushwalks. It passes several waterfalls, some great lookouts, secluded grottos and a spectacular slot canyon.
The Centennial Glen Track at Blackheath goes behind the picturesque Centennial Falls, while a side-track takes you down to the base of the waterfall