Wentworth Falls Attractions

Schwarz Patisserie is not only well know in the Blue Mountains, it is famous as a specialist German bakery throughout the region with visitors travelling from further a-field just to grab one of their well know Schwarz delights....

National Pass celebrated its 100th anniversary a couple of years back, and it's still one of the best. This walk offers fantastic views of the Jamison Valley and surrounding cliffs, not to mention stunning waterfalls at both ends of the...

Canton Palace located in the Blue Mountains village of Wentworth Falls, has a reputation for fine Asian cuisine.

Since they open in 1990 they have been successful in receiving various restaurant awards throughout the region....

Charles Darwin Walk is named after Charles Darwin, famous for his theory on evolution, as he visited Wentworth Falls (then called Weatherboard) in 1836.

Darwin's Walk follows Jamison Creek to the Weeping Rock Track just...

Established in 1989 this gallery provides changing exhibitions of works on paper and ceramics by emerging and well established artists.

This beautifully restored turn of the century weatherboard cottage is set in a large well...

The Kedumba Drawing Award was first presented in 1990, and is now considered the premier event for drawing in Australia with a $20,000 acquisitive award for 24 invited artists.

The Kedumba Gallery displays the Kedumba Collection...

Mountain High Pies in Wentworth Falls continues to grow in popularity for its large variety of pies and its reputation for baking the best pies in the Blue Mountains.

All take-away and dine in pies can be served with creamy...

The National Pass is one of Australia's finest bushwalking trails, just 100 kilometres from Sydney and easily accessible by car or train.

The walking trail follows six kilometres of majestic wild scenery and waterfalls in...

Seven Licensed Restaurant is located in the Blue Mountains village of Wentworth Falls.

They offer modern elegant atmosphere and superb cuisine using fresh, local produce and stock a selection of local and imported...

Sublime Point Lookout is situated at the end of Sublime Point Road and from the carpark a short walk brings you to a lookout offering superb views of the Jamison Valley and a

different perspective of the iconic Three Sisters....

The Conservation Hut is a friendly relaxed cafe restaurant located in the beautiful Blue Mountains National Park at Wentworth Falls, overlooking the Valley of the Waters.

The Conservation Hut offers a wide range of dishes from...

Valley of the Waters is situated at the end of Fletcher Street and the Conservation Hut Cafe. This area provides access to Queen Victoria Lookout, Empress Lookout and Lyrebird Lookout.

The Valley of the Waters walk demonstrates...

Wentworth Falls located in the Blue Mountains National Park is a spectacular waterfall with magnificent views. One of the most picturesque falls in the mountains, it is where the Jamison Creek drops over the escarpment and plunges 297 metres over...

Wentworth Falls Country Club was established in 1913 and designed by one of the great Australian golf course designers, Dan Souter PGA.

The golf course is less than 90 minutes from Sydney and only 55 minutes from Parramatta,...

Hidden along Sinclair Crescent is a small body of water known as Wentworth Falls Lake. Popular with picnickers and model boat enthusiasts the landscaped area and children's play ground is also home to a group of sandstone creations forming the...

Within Blue Mountains National Park, five minutes from the highway, is one of the most majestic waterfalls on the plateau. A range of walking tracks allow access the views, the top of the falls, and by stone steps and stairs eventually reach the...

At the end of Falls Road and off Sir Henry Burrell Drive is this lovely picnic area situated near some of the most expansive and impressive views in the Mountains. The exotic trees and free stone walls have been added to since the 1870s. The area...