Cahill's Lookout

I really loved this look out. There’s 3 different view points and the view drops down beneath you. It was quiet when I went so I got some great pictures. No toilets nearby.

Cahill's Lookout is a stunning viewpoint that provides visitors with breathtaking views of the Blue Mountains. The lookout is easily accessible and offers a panoramic view of the Jamison Valley, making it a popular destination. A small car park is available for visitors, and the lookout is just a short walk away.Cahill's Lookout is an excellent destination for nature lovers and photographers, as it provides an opportunity to capture some incredible photos of the Blue Mountains landscape. The view is simply spectacular, and the lookout offers a chance to connect with nature and experience the beauty of the Australian landscape.Overall, Cahill's Lookout is a must-see destination for anyone visiting Katoomba or the Blue Mountains.

The Cahill’s Lookout was named after John Joseph Cahill, Labor Party Premier of New South Wales in the 1950s who was responsible for the commissioning of the Sydney Opera House and construction of the Cahill Expressway.Walking path to Cahill's LookoutWalking path to Cahill’s LookoutA short and pleasant 500 metres short walking path brings visitors to this beautiful lookout, which consists of one large viewing platform and two smaller ones on lower levels.Boars Head LookoutBoars Head LookoutThe walk also passes the Boars Head Lookout, from where you can enjoy views of a unique rock formation that resembles, you guessed it, a boar’s head. And it actually does, with a healthy dose of imagination.Views of Boars Head RockViews of Boars Head RockThere are two things that make Cahill’s Lookout unique compared to most other lookout points in the area.Firstly, even though this lookout is one of the prettiest in the Blue Mountains, the big crowds haven’t yet discovered this magnificent spot. That’s a good thing because it allows visitors to enjoy the serenity of the area.Megalong Valley views from Cahill's LookoutMegalong Valley views from Cahill’s LookoutSecondly, unlike lookouts such as Echo Point and Lincoln’s Rock that overlook the Jamison Valley, Cahill’s Lookout faces the Megalong Valley, which offers a much different scenery.The Narrow Neck Peninsula, clearly visible from the viewing platform, is the plateau in the middle that divides these two major valleys.

One the most attractive lookouts in the Blue Mountains!!! Views are great. Free car park with seats available on spot. 5-10 min easy walk from the car park with plenty of beautiful vegetation covering the surrounding area. Highly recommended!!!

I visited Cahill's Lookout around 5 pm with my son to see the beautiful sunset. Many tourists were visiting this area to enjoy the Blue Mountains. It is a safe place and well maintained place which has a parking lot. Enjoy.

Well known sunset lookout point. You can see it from many vantage points, even from your car. So it's not an issue if it's crowded. Aim to get there at least 15 minutes beforehand to avoid missing it. Offers spectacular views at all times of the day. But the best photos are taken at sunset.There are picnic tables and plenty of parking.

A great place to view the sunset. It is just a short walk from the car park. There are various spots here so you can spend quite a bit of time and soak yourself in the scenes. If you are lucky, you will be rewarded with a fiery sunset coming down among the mountains. Recommended to visit!

Beautiful views from the lookout. Parking at entrance for 7-10 cars plus 1 spot for disabled parking. Disabled access ramp to picnic area and part of pathway to lookout, but there are steps further down to get to tte 3 lookout points further down. A lookout in the blue mountains not far from Katoomba. Plenty of other lookouts to stop at along the same road heading to the 3 sisters lookout. Feel free to follow Wozzel local guide on Google maps. Please click on like or helpful if our review was helpful. ©️ 2023 #wozz #wozzellocalguide #wozzel and Photographer. A free review from us at Wozzel local guide.

A really nice lookout for a picnic. Three picnic tables are near the car park and a few benches like the path to the lookout. Just stunning. Very few other people there. It was amazing.