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Length: 16.5km
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Duration: 2 Days
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Grade: 4
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Style: One way
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Start: Mount Hay Rd, Blue Mountains National Park
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End: 266 Great Western Hwy, Blackheath
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Location: Blue Mountains National Park
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Closest Town: Blackheath
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Distance from CBD: 109 km
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State: NSW
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Latitude: -33.6510764
Longitude: 150.3716306
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Hike Summary
This walk starts in the low heath and cliff views of Lockley Pylon. The pylon and other notable features can be seen along the track while the descent down to the Blue Gum Forest provides plenty of photographic opportunities. After camping overnight at Acacia Flats the walk heads out via Govetts Leap and Pope's Glen visiting many little cascades and the awesome Bridal Falls. A great overnight walk.
Download maps and tracknotes for Lockey Pylon to Blackheath Station hiking track from wildwalks.com.
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5 thoughts on “Lockey Pylon to Blackheath Station (16.5km)”
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This is one of our favourite Blue Mountains walks – especially in Spring when the wildflowers are out. There is an excellent 7km return walk to Lockley Pylon from the end of Mt Hay Road.
Sarah Wheeler is this the one you did?
The comment below has the start of the trail we did. My Hay Road and we continued on to blackheath instead of doing the return
Sean Roche Ive always wanted to do a hike in the Blue Mountains
Hi guys,
I am planning to do this hike in December. we think we will park the car at the Backheath station, and transfer to Lockley Pylon to start the hiking. But I am not sure how to get to Lockley Pylo. Can anyone suggest please?