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.
Fortress Rock Lookout in the Blue Mountains offers some spectacular views over the Grose Valley. It’s reached by a fairly easy bushwalk from Mt Hays Road.
Fortress Ridge Lookout is an informal, unfenced lookout at the end of Fortress Ridge. It offers sweeping views over the Grose Valley.
A beautiful and popular waterfall and swimming hole in Leura, the Pool of Siloam is reached via a short bushwalking track that descends through lush rainforest.
An impressive waterfall after rain, Gordon Falls plunges 50m over the cliffs at Leura. The waterfall is best seen from the bottom, which is reached by a somewhat challenging bushwalk.
Martins Lookout offers a view over Glenbrook Gorge. One of the rocks at the lookouts has a plaque commemorating Reverend Raymer, a local bushwalker.
One of the best lookouts in the lower Blue Mountains, Lost World Lookout has sweeping views over the Glenbrook Gorge and all the way to the Sydney skyline in the distance.
A rock platform at the edge of a cliff, Bunyan Lookout offers a view over Glenbrook Gorge,
Spectacular views over Glenbrook Gorge and the Nepean River from the Portal Trig, which is at the Mount Portal Lookout near Glenbrook.
Named after the view of the railway tunnel constructed from 1910 to 1913, the Tunnel View Lookout offers great views over Glenbrook Gorge and Glenbrook Creek.
An informal lookout with nice views over Erskine Creek, Pisgah Rock is reached via a short bushwalking track.