Victoria Falls and Grose Valley to Blackheath Station (22.5km), Blue Mountains National Park, New South Wales

Victoria Falls and Grose Valley to Blackheath Station is a 22.5km, grade 5 hike located in the Blue Mountains National Park, New South Wales. The hike should take around 3 days to complete.

Length: 22.5km

Duration: 3 days

Grade: 5

Style: One way

Start: Victoria Falls Rd

End: 266 Great Western Hwy

Location: Blue Mountains National Park

Closest town: Blackheath

New South Wales

From state capital: 122km

Longitude: 150.2921307

Latitude: -33.57366717

Hike summary

This walk explores a fantastic section of the Grose Valley. Starting above Victoria Falls the walk explores the cascades before dropping into the valley for the first nights rest at Burra Korain campsite. The walk then heads down through the valley to the Blue Gum Forest before camping at Acacia Flats for the night. On the last day the walk heads up Govetts Creek past Bridal Falls and Govetts Leap then follows Pope's Glen to the station. The distance each day allows time to stop explore and enjoy the fantastic scenery.

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