Blue Mountains' Experiences 16-9-22
Blue Mountains' Experiences 16-9-22
Blue Mountains' Experiences 16-9-22
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Stonehaven Pass<br />
Wentworth Falls Picnic Area, WENTWORTH FALLS, NSW, 2782<br />
More information<br />
The Stonehaven Pass was named after Baron Stonehaven, Governor General of Australia 1925-1930. It's a<br />
walk that takes about an hour and goes from the Den Fenella track to the Princes Rock Lookout Track.<br />
Walk down the Den Fenella track for about 3 minutes until you see a track turning hard left. There are no<br />
safety rails so take extra care.<br />
Take the track and follow it down to the Cashmans, then Bill Wilsons followed by Roses and Murphys<br />
Spiral. You can leave via Princes Rock Lookout but it does get fairly overgrown and very boggy in places.<br />
We recommend returning the same way.<br />
Walking Tracks Closures NPWS and BMCC<br />
Great Western Highway, KATOOMBA, NSW, 2780<br />
More information<br />
Walking tracks and Lookouts in the <strong>Blue</strong> Mountains are managed by National Parks and Wildlife Service<br />
(NPWS) and the <strong>Blue</strong> Mountains City Council (BMCC).<br />
There is no single list that shows who manages what, and neither organisation sends out alerts, so the only<br />
way to know what’s open or closed is to check via the links below. The BMCC manages 135kms of walking<br />
tracks in the <strong>Blue</strong> Mountains.<br />
The NPWS advises: Please check which areas are closed before travelling.