Katoomba Falls
Katoomba Falls
New South Wales
At a Glance
About Katoomba Falls
Katoomba Falls is a picturesque multi-tiered waterfall on Katoomba Creek dropping into the Jamison Valley near Scenic World. The falls are accessible via a short walk from the Scenic World precinct and flow strongly after rainfall. The surrounding area includes the Katoomba Falls Creek walking tracks and connections to the Grand Cliff Top Walk.
Katoomba Falls Safety & Warnings
["Very seasonal — may be a trickle in dry periods","Cliff edges have limited fencing"]
Getting to Katoomba Falls
Park at Scenic World on Cliff Drive, Katoomba. Walk 5 minutes south to the falls lookout. Train to Katoomba station, then 1 km walk.
Katoomba Falls Highlights
Activities at Katoomba Falls
History of Katoomba Falls
Katoomba Falls is a natural feature of the Blue Mountains landscape, formed by Katoomba Creek as it descends into the Jamison Valley. The falls have long been part of the region's scenic attractions, with increased accessibility following the development of Scenic World in the 1970s. The surrounding walking tracks were developed to showcase the Blue Mountains' natural beauty and geological formations to visitors.
Tips for visiting Katoomba Falls
Combine with a Scenic World visit and Echo Point — all are within 2 km of each other in Katoomba.