Exposed, hard to follow, not for the faint-hearted, but for those who tackle Lindeman Pass, the adventure is worth it.
Unspoilt and spectacular, the Blue Mountains draws visitors from around the world for its incredible trail networks and sensational views.
The Blue Mountains is a world-class hiking destination. This remote wilderness, just a couple of hours from Sydney, has almost 200km of trails with views that will take your breath away.
You can hike for as long and as far as you want – there are endless possibilities. From short, family-friendly hikes to multi-day adventures with a high level of difficulty, there really is something for everyone.
One word of caution, though: some of the trails listed below are challenging, and require technical bush walking experience. What's more recent heavy rain and bush fires in the area have led to track closures, so always check the NPNSW website before heading out.
Exposed, hard to follow, not for the faint-hearted, but for those who tackle Lindeman Pass, the adventure is worth it.
A challenging, multi-day hike boasting spectacular views, bush camping and a variety of native forests.
While this easy out-and-back trail might not be the most beautiful in the Blue Mountains, the views out over Hanging Rock are well worth it.
A stunning loop that takes in luscious native forest and plenty of waterfalls.
Moderately challenging, this 6.2km loop showcases the best of the Blue Mountains scenery, not to mention waterfalls... lots of waterfalls.
A beautiful loop that manages to avoid the crowds drawn to Blackheath and offers beautiful views for locals and visitors alike.