Jersey Spring - Royal Natl Park (NSW)

The Guide Serene and amazing walk through the forest

Krishna Sharma If you love nature, water, mini hike, and some fresh air. This place is for you. The entire park itself is undoubtedly the most calming area near cbd. The waterfall itself is about 15 min (for novice hikers) downhill walk and about 25 min uphill hike from car park, so come prepared with hiking outfits and comfy shoes. Entry fees is $12, that can be paid using ParknPay app. Didnt notice any pay counters on way though. You can bring your swim suits/equipments if you love swimming, this place is good for that too. If you walk upstream from the falls just a minute, you will find small natural overall damage like natural setup where u can just dip your legs and sun bask. #nature #jungle #water #waterfall

melandallan Beautiful little beach a stones throw from the main Garie beach, go at low tide & explore the rockpools, theyre gorgeous! Great for the kids as the waves can be intimidating for little ones.

Gary B Great place for a walk to the coast or beach from the main road. Unfortunately Garie beach road is closed at the moment. Beware that this is supposed to be a level 4 track. It very weathered and rough with a little of up and down

Nethmi Amarasekera Great hike and awesome swimming at the pools themselves! Definitely need proper footwear as you have to go across large rocks and boulders to get to the figure 8 pools! Do not attempt at high tide. Hike back up is moderate on a hot day, so make sure you have make sure you have lots of water and sunscreen! Path on the way down consists of well managed track, then walk all the way across the beach, then over rocks for 20 or so minutes.

PRASAD SATAVSE The trial walk is good and very scenic. Wedding cake has been fenced and is not accessible or properly visible but the views along the way are worth the walk and small hike. People along the walk were also smiling and greeting making the walk more enjoyable.

Charu Bhandari A Breathtaking Escape into Nature ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Blue Mountains National Park is nothing short of a natural wonder! From the moment you enter, youre greeted by stunning vistas and the serene sounds of nature. The iconic Three Sisters rock formation is a must-see, offering breathtaking views that leave you in awe. The hiking trails cater to all skill levels, with options ranging from leisurely walks to challenging hikes that lead to hidden waterfalls and lush forests. Each step reveals the parks rich biodiversity, with unique flora and fauna around every corner. Don’t miss out on the scenic viewpoints—each one offers a new perspective of the dramatic landscapes. The parks well-maintained facilities make it easy to enjoy a full day of exploration. Whether youre an avid hiker, a photography enthusiast, or just looking for a peaceful retreat, Blue Mountains National Park has it all. Plan your visit; you wont regret it!

Anh Phan The scenery here is absolutely stunning. On one side, theres a serene freshwater stream with a gentle, picturesque waterfall. On the other, youll find the sea, lined with striking moss-covered rock formations. Its the perfect spot to enjoy a beachside BBQ. I highly recommend having a picnic here to fully appreciate the beauty of nature!

Usha Thapa Uloola Falls Track is 2.5 hrs from the Hacking River. Anyone who wants to enjoy the picnic at Audrey Village ground and then hit off the track, it is an ideal destination. The falls tracks are mostly all natural with the rocks but in some of the areas rocks are carved to ensure it is safe for hikers. The trees don’t provide much shade so, it’s good to have cap and lots of sunscreen. There is no water refilling throughout the trail so, ensure you carry enough water supply. Uloola fall track in itself is satisfying but by the time you reach the actual falls, it’s bit disappointing as there is not much in actual destination. One can enjoy the pink mini flowers and native flowers along the trail and you can even see city in the background from one of the highest point.

Mr. M The Lookout is situated within Robertsons Roundabout, on the highest point of the Roundabout at the end of a dead-end path. The lookout offers splendid views direction north-east, you can spot the city, the Eastern Suburbs, Botany Bay, Kurnell and the ocean. The lookout is a really nice place for a picknick with a view.