The Three Sisters
The Three Sisters
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9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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- Jarmo TEspoo, Finland61 contributionsBlue Mountains and Three Sisters is worth of visitBlue Mountains is definitely a place worth of visit, if you are interested of nature. Take a morning train from Sydney to Katoomba and in ~2 hours you are at Blue Mountains. There you can make 2-3 hour walk to see The Three Sisters and parts of Blue Mountains. You have change to see Australian nature and maybe some wildlife. Katoomba has nice shops and cafes, so you can do some shopping and have lunch or coffee before returning to Sydney.Visited November 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten 19 November 2023
- PUMBRIDGELondon, United Kingdom2,379 contributionsThe best vista in OzSimply stunning views over the cliffs, valleys and distant ridges from the principal viewing point in the Blue Mountains. But, of course, it’s overrun with people taking selfies, with the spectacular view a mere incidental backdrop. Ignore that, and just soak up the best vista in Oz.Visited February 2024Travelled with friendsWritten 17 February 2024
- JonathanLahti, Finland9 contributionsStunning!!!This is in essence the same activity as "Echo Point Lookout" so I'll just paste the same review for this one as well: If you have a chance to visit, you absolutely should, the views are AMAZING! You should also reserve enough time (an hour or two) to be able to walk along the tracks going into different directions. It doesn't take much to get away from the crowded spots and there are so many beautiful sights and lookout points basically just around the corner.Visited May 2024Travelled with friendsWritten 2 June 2024
- Reginald H4 contributionsAwesome excursion!We vacationed in Sydney and booked an excursion for "The Three Sisters". The duration of the tour is about 12 hours. The first stop of the tour was at Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park where you can see kangaroos, koalas and other wildlife of Australia. The second stop was Blue Mountain where to can eat and shop before viewing The Three Sisters from Echo Point and the last stop was Scenic World where you can take a cable car down into the rain forest of Blue Mountain. The tour is amazing.Visited July 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 1 August 2024
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Hashim B
100 contributions
Jan 2020
I would recommend the walk from the echo point. they have a very interesting walk to the 3 sisters. they have depictions of the animals that may roam the forest which I think is interesting.
there is a steep descent which in return becomes a steep climb ( can be slightly difficult for almost all). also some narrow parts.
there is a steep descent which in return becomes a steep climb ( can be slightly difficult for almost all). also some narrow parts.
Written 4 April 2020
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PoshSod
Royal Tunbridge Wells, UK846 contributions
Feb 2020 • Couples
We were last here in 2012 and I feel now did not do this attraction justice.
There is clearly work being done here to improve viewing but generally things are very good. We walked along some of the still open paths and enjoyed the stunning views. The whole site is well maintained and there was very little rubbish. Boards are informative and generally the whole experience is very good.
There is clearly work being done here to improve viewing but generally things are very good. We walked along some of the still open paths and enjoyed the stunning views. The whole site is well maintained and there was very little rubbish. Boards are informative and generally the whole experience is very good.
Written 26 February 2020
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Sydney, Australia7,014 contributions
Jun 2020 • Friends
The expansive view from Echo Point lookout over the valley toward Mt. Solitary in the distance is highlighted by the Three Sisters. The easy 15 minute walk from the lookout down to the giant stairway (very steep & narrow stairs) is worth the effort. If you’re brave you can descend down the stairs (solid steel stairs very safe) to the timber walkway to the first Sister for some magnificent photo opportunities.
Written 11 June 2020
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Jonathan
Lahti, Finland9 contributions
May 2024 • Friends
This is in essence the same activity as "Echo Point Lookout" so I'll just paste the same review for this one as well:
If you have a chance to visit, you absolutely should, the views are AMAZING!
You should also reserve enough time (an hour or two) to be able to walk along the tracks going into different directions. It doesn't take much to get away from the crowded spots and there are so many beautiful sights and lookout points basically just around the corner.
If you have a chance to visit, you absolutely should, the views are AMAZING!
You should also reserve enough time (an hour or two) to be able to walk along the tracks going into different directions. It doesn't take much to get away from the crowded spots and there are so many beautiful sights and lookout points basically just around the corner.
Written 2 June 2024
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Alicia
3 contributions
Nov 2020
From the Echo Point there are two walks. The short one is called Three Sisters Walking Track, which leads to the Three Sisters. It is located to the left had side of the information centre. The long one is called Prince Henry Cliff Walk, which is more interesting in my opinion, but very long. It is not a loop walk so you have to calculate the time going and coming back.
When approaching the end of Three Sisters Walking Track, there are steep stairs leading to the Honeymoon bridge. Families with young children should be very careful to remind and even hold the children tightly. On our way down there one family ahead of us got a boy about 8 years of age somehow slipped on his back and got a cut. The Honeymoon bridge leads to the Three Sisters. Yet once you crossed the bridge, you would have arrived at the end of the walk. Then you will have to walk the same way back.
We arrived on a wet day. Some parts of the Prince Henry walk was almost covered in shallow water. Lucky for us, we got rainboots so it was not a big deal. The view was amazing. You get to see the top of the trees and the birds flying from one tree to another. And they are so far away from you and therefore so small. The colour of trees change from green gradually to blue as you look further. You can hear the wind blowing through the leaves making soft gentle sounds when the wind is small, whereas loud scary sounds when the wind is strong. The plants alongside the way are diverse. The air is fresh and it smells like trees, leaves and soil. We only reached half way though, as the time was a bit limited. However, it did not hold back any of our enjoyment of this great feeling of being soaked in nature and embraced by the mountains.
When approaching the end of Three Sisters Walking Track, there are steep stairs leading to the Honeymoon bridge. Families with young children should be very careful to remind and even hold the children tightly. On our way down there one family ahead of us got a boy about 8 years of age somehow slipped on his back and got a cut. The Honeymoon bridge leads to the Three Sisters. Yet once you crossed the bridge, you would have arrived at the end of the walk. Then you will have to walk the same way back.
We arrived on a wet day. Some parts of the Prince Henry walk was almost covered in shallow water. Lucky for us, we got rainboots so it was not a big deal. The view was amazing. You get to see the top of the trees and the birds flying from one tree to another. And they are so far away from you and therefore so small. The colour of trees change from green gradually to blue as you look further. You can hear the wind blowing through the leaves making soft gentle sounds when the wind is small, whereas loud scary sounds when the wind is strong. The plants alongside the way are diverse. The air is fresh and it smells like trees, leaves and soil. We only reached half way though, as the time was a bit limited. However, it did not hold back any of our enjoyment of this great feeling of being soaked in nature and embraced by the mountains.
Written 4 November 2020
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Biffro
London, UK1,422 contributions
Jul 2023 • Couples
There is very little walking involved when visiting here. There is parking available, but the costs to park in the car park are expensive and we parked a few streets away for free.
The views here of the 3 sisters are fantastic, and there are really good and well maintained footpaths to Katoomba falls and other sites if you want to stretch your legs further.
This is probably the number one place to visit in the Blue Mountains. It is iconic and beautiful with the most spectacular views. An absolute must when visiting the blue mountains.
The views here of the 3 sisters are fantastic, and there are really good and well maintained footpaths to Katoomba falls and other sites if you want to stretch your legs further.
This is probably the number one place to visit in the Blue Mountains. It is iconic and beautiful with the most spectacular views. An absolute must when visiting the blue mountains.
Written 5 July 2023
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Danny S
Jerusalem, Israel3 contributions
Feb 2020
We drove up from Sydney for the day, with 4 kids aged 3-9.
After a short walk in Wentworth falls we went to scenic world, planning to walk down then get the Scenic railway up (which I'd last done about 20 years ago!). Things have changed a bit, and there is now a huge center there with 3 different "rides". It is a bit commercial on once sense, but offers amazing access and views to families like ours. We did all the "attractions" and loved them all. The walk along the wooden boardwalk through the rain-forest was really amazing, and we all loved the ride up and down, then across the valley. We were there for about 3 hours, but could easily spend a whole day there.
There were very few people there, apparently due to the fires from the summer, but there was really no sign of fire damage at all. Highly recommend a visit!!
After a short walk in Wentworth falls we went to scenic world, planning to walk down then get the Scenic railway up (which I'd last done about 20 years ago!). Things have changed a bit, and there is now a huge center there with 3 different "rides". It is a bit commercial on once sense, but offers amazing access and views to families like ours. We did all the "attractions" and loved them all. The walk along the wooden boardwalk through the rain-forest was really amazing, and we all loved the ride up and down, then across the valley. We were there for about 3 hours, but could easily spend a whole day there.
There were very few people there, apparently due to the fires from the summer, but there was really no sign of fire damage at all. Highly recommend a visit!!
Written 12 March 2020
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Rongrong H
Perth, Australia50 contributions
Jan 2020 • Family
Great place to visit when in Sydney and in the surrounding area. Very worth the drive or the convenient train ride to experience both the lookouts and the cable car. Too bad it was very foggy when we were there but that shouldn’t be too much of a problem except driving in fog was a little scary. Great place to visit!
Written 18 January 2020
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Jo C
Sydney, Australia3 contributions
Feb 2020 • Couples
Been here twice now. Previously, although freezing, it was a brilliant view of the three sisters. Had a little walk to see different viewpoints as well. Then popped to the cafe for coffee and went to the gift shop. This time however, we have learned that it's important to check the weather before travelling. Literally no view, only mist. Was silly to not check but hopefully this review makes people think. When it's a good day though it's fab. Would definitely recommend.
Written 15 February 2020
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Jonique Life
Australia1,604 contributions
Jan 2021 • Couples
What a spectacular view of the ranges and valley below, such an iconic Australian landmark to behold. This is a short walk from the information centre which is easy but at the end there is a few steep steps.
Very busy due to tourists which is expected due to being a great destination.
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Written 13 April 2021
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We are going to be in Sydney in June 2020, but not sure if the Three Sisters and the area around it was affected by the fires. It is a full day, very long, tour and I don't want to waste my time and money if it isn't nice anymore.
Written 29 January 2020
The Three Sisters are no longer affected by Bushfires. Local businesses are already suffering because of the misconception that this part of NSW is on fire. This place is perfectly fine and the views were great when we visited on the 22nd of Jan. Very recommend everyone to visit. You shouldn't jave anything to worry about if you decide to visit. Hope this helps! Enjoy your travels!
Written 29 January 2020
I plan to visit the Blue Mountain from Sydney in late January. Is the afternoon tour worthwhile? When does the sun set? Would it be too dark to see the attractions?
Written 3 November 2018
It appears other reviewers have a more updated answer than I can provide. We went during a very cold day and didn't do a tour. The attraction itself is spectacular and well worth visiting. Enjoy.
Written 4 November 2018
I plan to visit the Blue Mountain from Sydney in late January. Is the afternoon tour worthwhile? When does the sun set? Would it be too dark to see the attractions?
Written 3 November 2018
I think morning time is the best time they don’t operate evenings and you would hardly be able to see anything
Enjoy
Written 16 February 2019
Does anyone have information on how to reach a private driver to take us on a day trip from Sydney to hike the Grand Canyon? Thanks!
Written 26 December 2017
peter2780
Blue Mountains, Australia
2,220 contributions
"The Grand Canyon is in Arizona, USA." Yes, I've heard of that little gully in Arizona. But the OP is talking about the Grand Canyon track below Evans Lookout in Blackheath.
Not sure why the OP's question is being asked on this page though and the Grand Canyon is nowhere near The Three Sisters!
As for a private guide, you are better off engaging a local one to pick you up from either Katoomba station or Blackheath station.
Written 19 March 2018
hello. i decided to have 4 days holiday in blue mountains with my little family from 29 december till 1 January. and i have no idea how to visit the 3 sisters and how much will cost us? what time can we go ? if there is any entrance fee to there and if we can get it in the gate? if we need to book ? if you are open in these dates. please respond me and give me any other details and informations. Thank you
Written 13 November 2017
In addition to other comments, I recommend to book a hotel either in Katoomba or in suburbs around. Since the number of budget hotels are limited unlike Sydney it is better to book them now otherwise you may not find a good one in the minute.
Written 13 November 2017
Hi, I wanted to know if somebody could tell me the best thing to do at the three sisters, if it is wheelchair accessible and if you would return back to this site? Thank you.
Written 5 October 2016
peter2780
Blue Mountains, Australia
2,220 contributions
For the sake of clarity, let me make one thing clear - The Three Sisters are NOT wheelchair accessible, so please ignore comments to the contrary. The track to The Three Sisters has recently been upgraded, but to get to the formation itself requires descending a number of steep and narrow steps.
There are a large number of lookouts both east and west of The Three Sisters with views across to the rock formation. Many of these are also not wheelchair accessible. The main lookout - at Echo Point - gives a great view of Jamison Valley, Narrowneck, Castle Rock, Mt Solitary and The Three Sisters. It is most definitely wheelchair accessible and there is also Disabled Parking available.
Written 19 May 2018
We are from US thinking driving from Sydney to Blue Mountain renting car for 2 days trip, Is driving on other side is oK? thanks
Written 28 February 2016
No need to hire a car. Go by train. It's a short ride and the train stops in the middle of town. Then take a hop on hop off bus [$25.00] or walk.
Written 6 March 2016
peter2780
Blue Mountains, Australia
2,220 contributions
For the record, pets are NOT permitted at the Katoomba caravan park. This is mainly because the National Park is right across the road and pets are not permitted to enter it. This rule applies to the entire Blue Mountains National Park and to leashed pets as well as unleashed pets.
At Blackheath caravan park (15 min drive west from Katoomba) "pets are permitted on powered, non powered and ensuite sites in off peak and shoulder periods. Pets are not permitted inside cabin accommodation. Please seek approval from Park Managers and sign the Park Pets Register. Conditions apply."
Written 4 April 2017
walk the 1000 steps into the jungle( be careful if u have knee problems go one step at a time!), it is simply amazing and unforgettable...
Written 25 January 2016
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