Charles Darwin walk

Put your hiking shoes on it's a mission but it's so worth it make sure 2 pack plenty of water and pack a picnic and bring a roll of toilet paper just in case but it's so worth a little look in the summertime....

An easy but fulfilling walk for most ages. We went with ages from 4 to 70+ and everyone loved it. Dogs can also go most of the way to Wentworth Falls. There's a couple of ricketty boards so watch where you're going!

Beautiful trail opening into the Blue Mountains national park, offering some different terrain and scenery compared to the cliff walks, and not a very busy route (unlike The Three Sisters entrance). Great way to introduce yourself to the park off an easy trail, which leads into harder and longer trails if desired.

It’s 2 hours walk to return the entrance and the footpath is mostly flat so good walk for kids and family.I went there in Autumn season, all view was really beautiful and felt nature feeling that we can not feel in Sydney area.Make sure you will bring snacks and water as there is no shops on the way.

where I haven't been since I was a child and bought back so many memoriesBeautiful walk through the valley lots of water streams and waterfallsAbout a 2hr hike not for the faint hearted at there's one track with loads of steep stairs going down is fine coming back up was painful but stunning views

I loved this place! I spent around 3 hours go and back at wentworth fall station. It is easy to access by transportation and spend the half day perfectly. The beauty of Wentworth water fall is Majestic!

Good views and waterfalls. After 2 hrs walking, you can choose to hike for another 4-5 hrs (!!) through National Pass or go back. Good for summer as you walk mostly under the shade.

It was beautifu! Pleasant sun, but the perfect amount of shade. Not too busy but so serene! It was so love following the creek down till weeping rock waterfall! Just stunning. And then to finish with the views at Fletcher's and Jamison lookout!The only thing that ruined this tranquility were these giant white plastic bags that were sitting in the water, near the town end of the track. Quite horrendous actually, and a shame

The Darwin walk hike itself was an easy hike to Wentworth falls. Well marked trail and maintained. Awesome to walk the same path as Charles Darwin and a must if you are a student of Anthropology. Now if you want get adventurous! We started on the Darwin trail 1~2hrs, connected to the partial closed national pass trail 1~2hrs and then to Wentworth falls trail 4~5hrs, finishing at the Wentworth observation deck. Pass by several waterfalls, amazing scenic views of the blue mountains. Definitely worth it if you're an avid hiker!! Warning- the bus stop outside observation stops early so start early to catch the bus back into town for a much needed coffee and lunch lol.