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Ruined Castle walking track | NSW National Parks

Ruined Castle walking track is a jewel among walks in the spectacular Blue Mountains World Heritage area. Beginning at the Golden Stairs and descending into Jamison Valley, this hard walk lets you climb one of the most recognisable landmarks in the valley; the Ruined Castle. ... 02 4787 8877; bluemountains.heritagecentre@environment.nsw.gov.au ...

Ruined Castle walking track | Visitor info | NSW National Parks

The hard Ruined Castle walking track rewards with historic mining heritage and scenic views over Jamison Valley in Blue Mountains National Park near Katoomba. ... 02 4787 8877; bluemountains.heritagecentre@environment.nsw.gov.au; 270 Govetts Leap Road, Blackheath NSW 2785

RUINED CASTLE WALKING TRACK (Katoomba): All You Need to Know - Tripadvisor

Enjoyable and fairly flat walk once you reach the bottom, plenty of fern groves, forest areas and lyrebirds. Once you reach ruined castle, there is a climb of about 650m to the rock outcrops. Returning the same way, the stairs are tough but it is rewarding when you reach the top. Highly recommended walk. learn more.

Ruined Castle Walking Track - Aussie Bushwalking

Ruined Castle Walking Track - The Ruined Castle Walking Track takes you to the iconic Ruined Castle located on the middle of the ridge between Mt Solitary and Castle Head. You will travel down the Golden Stairs and encounter beautiful rain forest full of bird life before arriving at this natural rock formation. The Ruined Castle itself is a great spot for lunch and photos as it boasts 360 ...

Ruined Castle walking track - Blue Mountains National Park NSW

Name: Evan (EvolutionQY71) Rating: 5 Comment: Brilliant and tranquil walking track. Some of the steps down can be a little small, narrow and slippery, but there's no huge off path experience required. Just make sure you have decent hiking boots on and plenty of water with you.

Ruined Castle: an easy scramble to an incredible view - Walk My World

The walk to Ruined Castle should take about 2.5 to 3.5 hours in total (not including the time you spend enjoying the views from the top). It involves two steep climbs and a whole lot of easy walking in-between. If you want to stand on the castle itself you will need to negotiate one very short scramble (via the easiest access route).

12 Things I Learnt on the Ruined Castle Walking Track (NSW)

There is a nice old man walking the Blue Mountains by himself to stop the voices in his head. Don't let him into your car. 12. Come Back for Mount Solitary. If you keep going on the track after the steps to the Ruined Castle, you will meet a campsite, and in the distance will be the glorious Mount Solitary.

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Blue Mountains National Park - Wildwalks

More detail can be found on this webpage or by calling Blue Mountains Heritage Centre on 02 4787 8877. Safety alerts: Grose Valley walking tracks - Experienced walkers only Walking tracks that are open in the Grose Valley (Blue Mountains National Park) may become indistinct with fallen trees and wash outs due to recent flood events.