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Echo Point offers the clearest, closest, and most iconic view of the Three Sisters. It’s the spot where almost every photo is taken.
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What makes Echo Point so popular?
Main viewing platform for the Three Sisters
Things to do at Echo Point
Enjoy the iconic view of the Three Sisters
Echo Point Lookout offers stunning panoramic views of the Three Sisters, a trio of sandstone peaks steeped in Aboriginal legend. Overlooking the Jamison Valley, it’s especially breathtaking at sunrise and sunset when the landscape glows in golden light.
Take the easy Three Sisters Walk
This family-friendly trail starts at Echo Point and leads to the Three Sisters via a well-maintained path, including a short descent to Honeymoon Bridge for a close view of the first sister, perfect for a brief, immersive nature experience.
Explore the Giant Stairway
For the adventurous, the Giant Stairway descends around 1,000 steps from Echo Point into the Jamison Valley, connecting to the Federal Pass for a chance to explore the valley floor’s rich biodiversity and serene surroundings.
Go on a Prince Henry Cliff walk
Starting at Echo Point, the Prince Henry Cliff Walk winds toward Leura Cascades along the cliff edge, offering stunning views, diverse flora, and access to multiple lookouts, a favorite for nature lovers.
Visit the Blue Mountains Visitor Information Centre
Located at Echo Point, this accredited centre offers maps, local attraction info, and updates on weather and trails, with knowledgeable staff ready to assist with trip planning.
Boost local economy
After exploring, relax at nearby spots like The Lookout Echo Point for valley views or enjoy handmade treats at the Blue Mountains Chocolate Company, ideal for a sweet snack or souvenir.
Echo Point views in pictures
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Frequently asked questions on Echo Point in Blue Mountains
Is Echo Point free to visit?
Yes, access to Echo Point Lookout and its surrounding walking tracks is free of charge. However, parking fees apply in the nearby carpark, and time limits are enforced.
What are the operating hours of the Echo Point Visitor Information Centre?
The Blue Mountains Visitor Information Centre at Echo Point is open daily from 9am to 4pm, providing maps, expert advice, and information on local attractions. Please note that hours may vary on public holidays.
Is Echo Point wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Echo Point offers wheelchair-friendly facilities, including accessible parking spaces, step-free pathways to the lookout platforms, and accessible restrooms.
Can I bring my dog to Echo Point?
Pets are not permitted at Echo Point or on the surrounding walking tracks, as the area is adjacent to the Blue Mountains National Park, where domestic animals are prohibited to protect native wildlife.
Are there guided tours available at Echo Point?
While Echo Point itself does not offer guided tours, several local tour operators provide guided experiences that include Echo Point as a highlight. These tours often encompass other attractions in the Blue Mountains region.
What is the best time to visit Echo Point to avoid crowds?
Early morning, particularly around sunrise, is the best time to visit Echo Point for a serene experience with fewer visitors. Weekdays are generally less crowded than weekends and public holidays.