Kanangra-Boyd National Park

This is one of the most remarkable places I have ever been and I go back regularly. The spectacular views and the feeling of oneness with our environment.

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The bigger, lesser known portion of the Blue Mountains. To get to the best portion of the park you must drive in from the west side (it's a very scenic drive) and to Kanangra Walls. Great little campsite with heaps of roos. If you are looking for a decent weekend trip out of Sydney, this is your place. And don't bring your phone.

This NP is a wonder! Multiple trails along this drive but to reach the end is a 30min drive on pot-hole littered gravel road. After the drive this is where you get to experience a worthy reward. The Walls and Falls! The time frame on the signs of the lookout and falls walk aren’t as long as it says. I’d say it’s more so for the amount of photos you’ll be taking because of those views.

Gr8 outlook, can drive right up to look out

As long as you are up for around 30 minutes and 24km of dusty dirt road, suitable for 2WD, to Kanangra Walls carpark, you will be rewarded with excellent walks and stunning views. The lookout is an easy flat level surface short stroll. Close by, the long staircase to takes you down to waterfall and creek, flowing well on our December 2022 visit. Not too strenuous coming back up. Returning towards the carpark, highly recommend taking the Plateau walk trail. Even if you only go in for 30 minutes, you'll love the clifftop valley views and looking back to 5 separate waterfall drops. Trail not marked but route is clear enough. Also do the minor detour to Dance Floor Cave. Picnic tables, cover and toilets at carpark. Make sure to carry plenty of water and snacks.

Kanangra-Boyd National Park is simply spectacular!! Words do not do this NP justice, you need to see with your own eyes!! Best described as a untamed wilderness, offering a variety of wildlife, aquatic and bird species, sub alpine terrain, excellent walking and mountain bike tracks, spectacular views and hidden gems when hiking and biking. The camp-site at Boyd River offers long drops toilets, spacious camping area, firepits and a timber shelter complete with picnic benches and fire place should the weather turn south. By far the best part of the Blue mountains. A must see!!

Great walks (they take around 2/3 of what the official information says) and great views. The plateau walk is full of lookouts great for a lunch stop. Not a lot of trees so it might get hot: bring a hat, sunscreen and enough water!

A 35 Min drive from Jenolan caves, bumpy road to its swimming pool size pot holes.. Not great for a small car. However well worth the drive, outstanding views

Part of the six foot track, it is an amazing place to spend time chilling with nature