Things to Do in Blue Mountains, Attractions & Travel Guide

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Why This Place is Special

• • Iconic three-peaked sandstone rock formation
• • Panoramic views of the expansive Jamison Valley
• • Giant Stairway walking track leading down to the valley floor
• • Aboriginal cultural heritage and ancient Dreamtime legends
• • Blue haze phenomenon resulting from surrounding eucalyptus forests
• • Proximity to Scenic World cable cars and steep railway
• • Floodlit evening views of the rock formation

Ideal For

Facilities & Amenities

• • Parking
• • Restrooms
• • Drinking water
• • Cafeteria
• • Wheelchair access
• • Ramps
• • Souvenir shops
• • Seating areas
• • Information center

Rules & Restrictions

• • No drones allowed over the national park area without specific permits
• • Stay behind safety fences and barriers at all times
• • No dogs or pets allowed on the national park walking trails
• • Do not deface, mark, or climb the rock formations
• • No camping or open fires permitted at Echo Point
• • No removal of plants, rocks, or wildlife from the area

Safety Information

• • Stay firmly behind the safety barriers and fences at all lookouts
• • The Giant Stairway steps can be very slippery when wet; use the handrails provided at all times
• • Keep track of daylight hours if hiking, as temperatures drop rapidly after sunset and trails are unlit
• • Carry sufficient drinking water if you are walking down into the Jamison Valley
• • Check local fire danger ratings and weather warnings during the summer months before undertaking long hikes
• • Keep a close watch on children near cliff edges and on elevated walkways