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Unless you have come to this park several times before, a trip to Blue Mountains National Park is never complete without viewing the spectacular views of the Three Sisters rock formation from this lookout. There are a lot of tourists, although the platforms are well structured to give you a great view. There are numerous walking trails from here, include a 30-minute walk to the Three Sisters themselves. Signs can be mixed: either only in English, or sometimes also in Chinese.
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Overlooking the sandstone cliffs of Grose Valley, Evans lookout is just one example as to why the views of the Blue Mountains can never get boring. The lookout includes a carpark nearby, along with some toilets. The lookout also has trails to the nearby Govetts Leap lookout as well as the Grand Canyon.
Learn about what makes the Blue Mountains region so culturally significant to Indigenous Australians. The heritage centre also has information about surrounding walks and trails in the Blackheath area.
Painted around 1600 to 500 years ago, these red, yellow and white coloured cave with full of hands used through a mixture of ochre and water. Getting here is a 1-km walk from the nearest carpark, although you can do a 4-km loop.