Tarpeian Rock (400m), Blue Mountains National Park, New South Wales

Tarpeian Rock is a 400m, grade 2 hike located in the Blue Mountains National Park, New South Wales. The hike should take around 20 mins to complete.

Length: 400m

Duration: 20 mins

Grade: 2

Style: Return

Start: 90 Cliff Dr

End: 8 Olympian Parade

Location: Blue Mountains National Park

Closest town: Katoomba

New South Wales

From state capital: 101km

Longitude: 150.3258561

Latitude: -33.72232995

Hike summary

This short walk starts from Cliff Rd in Leura and heads out to Tarpeian Rock Lookout crossing over Prince Henry Cliff Walk. The lookout provides breathtaking views down the Jamison Valley and along the Kings Tableland to Mount Solitary. The floor of the lookout is interesting in it's own right with fascinating circular pattens.

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