Prince Henry Cliff Walk

Prince Henry Cliff Walk is a 6.8-kilometre cliff-top walking track in Blue Mountains National Park between Katoomba and Leura, New South Wales. Following the escarpment above the Jamison Valley, it links major lookouts including Echo Point and Gordon Falls. Notable for continuous views of the Three Sisters, eucalypt forests and waterfalls, the track was constructed in the 1930s and forms part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area.

Visitors can expect a well-marked cliff-top track alternating between paved paths, steps and natural bush track along the Jamison Valley escarpment. The walk passes multiple fenced lookouts with panoramic views over the Three Sisters, Mount Solitary and Jamison Valley, through open eucalypt forest, past waterfalls including Katoomba Falls, Leura Cascades and Gordon Falls, and historic stonework. Access points at Echo Point, Scenic World, Gordon Falls Reserve and Leura allow shorter sections or the full one-way walk.