Govetts Leap descent (1.8km)

From its outset at Govetts Leap lookout, this hard track is bound to impress and delight adventurous walkers. Rest assured that 'leap' is not a suggestion but a Scottish word for waterfall; and that's what you'll see, from every angle on Govetts Leap descent into the wilderness of Grose Valley in Blue Mountains National Park.
You'll be refreshed on the steep walk down by nature's own spritzer. Crystal clear droplets will fall from the moist moss clinging to the cliff walls above. These cliffs are covered by spectacular hanging swamps, and the ecologically endangered isopogon fletchers, known as drumsticks, are what make this walk so unique.
Stop to rest those knees as you gaze across the spectacular valley views, taking in the clear mountain air. And remember to take your binoculars if you want to birdwatch.
When you make it to the bottom, enjoy leisurely picnic at the base of the falls. Once you're well rested, take the heart pumping track back up towards Blue Mountains Heritage Centre for a browse of the souvenirs, maps, and guidebooks available.
Take a virtual tour of Govetts Leap descent captured with Google Street View Trekker.