Bushwalking track notes, photographs, maps and more for The Three Sisters Footpath hiking trail are found in each of the tabs below
The Three Sisters Footpath
Time
Distance
Climb
Style
30 mins
1 km
90 m
Return
3.8 km SSE of Katoomba
Blue Mountains National Park
Track: Hard
From Echo Point (the most popular lookout in the Blue Mountains) to the Three Sisters (one of Australia's most famous landmarks) this track is extremely popular to both tourists and locals. Prepare for great views of Mt Solitary, the Jamison Valley and especially the Three Sisters then stand on one of the Sisters.
Bushwalking can be fun and interesting when you are well prepared. Please ensure you and your group are well prepared and equipped for all possible dangers. The authors, staff and owners of wildwalks take care in preparing these notes but do not accept responsibility for any inconvenience, loss or injury sustained when using these notes. Please take care and feel free to provide feedback through our website. Please note that side trips and alternate routes mentioned in these notes are not included in the tracks overall rating, distance or time estimate. The notes also only describe the side trip and alternate routes in one direction.
Please note: This is a 'return' style walk and therefore these graphs only show the terrain for the first half of the walk (until the turn around point.)
Cross sectional view of the The Three Sisters Footpath bushwalking track
Analysis and summary of the altitude variation on the The Three Sisters Footpath bushwalking track
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(0 km) Echo Point to Echo Point Archway Intersection Path: Easy - Wheelchair accessible - footpath
Distance = 0 km
Time = 1 mins
Climb = 1 m
Descent = 0 m
From Echo Point the track heads north-east towards the visitor centre and the toilet block. On the northern side of the visitor centre the track comes to the start of a footpath signposted as the way to the Three Sisters
(0.03 km) Echo Point Archway Intersection to Int of Prince Henry Cliff Track and the Three Sisters Footpath Walk: Easy - footpath
Distance = 0.3 km
Time = 5 mins
Climb = 12 m
Descent = -22 m
From the archway entrance at Echo Point the track takes the upper footpath and follows the sign pointing to the Three Sisters. Shortly after the track comes to an intersection off to the right. From the intersection the track heads east along the footpath. Very shorty after the intersection the track turns to the south and begins to go down. This continues until the track comes to an intersection signposted as the Prince Henry Cliff Walk. It also points to the Three Sisters.
(0.35 km) Int of Prince Henry Cliff Track and the Three Sisters Footpath to Int of The Giant Staircase and the Lady Game Lookout Track Walk: Easy - footpath, bushtrack
Distance = 0.1 km
Time = 4 mins
Climb = 0 m
Descent = -29 m
From the intersection the track heads down the footpath south until reaching the lookout. 10m past this and the track comes to an intersection with a bushtrack off to the left. From the intersection the track goes downhill towards the cliffs and turns left at the signs giving time and directional information on the walks in the area. Just past this and the track comes to an intersection with a set of steep stairs.
(0.49 km) Int of The Giant Staircase and the Lady Game Lookout Track to Lady Game Lookout Optional Side Trip: Path: Easy - Wheelchair accessible - Bush Track
Distance = 0 km
Time =
Climb = 0 m
Descent = -5 m
From the intersection the track heads out to the cliffs for about 10m before coming to a great lookout of the valley.
(0.49 km) Int of The Giant Staircase and the Lady Game Lookout Track to The Three Sisters Track: Hard - Bush Track
Distance = 0 km
Time = 3 mins
Climb = 0 m
Descent = -26 m
From the intersection the track goes steeply down the stairs until coming to an intersection with a bridge that goes across to the Three Sisters. From the intersection the track crosses the bridge over to the Three Sisters.
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