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Blue Mountains National Park
UNESCO World Heritage
The Three Sisters, Govetts Leap and Wentworth Falls, in the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area.
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Our take
- Echo Point
- Wentworth Falls
- Address
- Blue Mountains, Sydney
- Website
- nationalparks.nsw.gov.au
About Blue Mountains National Park
Blue Mountains National Park is part of the Greater Blue Mountains Area, 1.03 million hectares of sandstone plateaux and eucalypt forest on UNESCO’s list. See the Three Sisters from Echo Point in Katoomba and the Grose Valley from Govetts Leap; the park has more than 140 km of tracks (NPWS).
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