Wentworth Falls

Wentworth Falls cascades down three distinct tiers through sandstone cliffs, creating a sequence of water flows into the Jamison Valley below.

The waterfall received its name in 1879 in recognition of William Charles Wentworth, who participated in the first recorded European crossing of the Blue Mountains.

The Gundungurra Aboriginal people maintained a connection to this land for over 22,000 years, as proven by archaeological evidence at Kings Tableland.

The Wentworth Falls track spans 1.4 kilometers return from the picnic area, requiring approximately one hour to complete the Grade 3 walking circuit.

During winter months, morning mist creates a natural phenomenon where the falls appear to float between layers of fog in the Jamison Valley.

GPS coordinates: -33.72793,150.37308

Latest update: March 5, 2025 20:08