The Grand Canyon Walking Track in the Blue Mountains is a stunning 6.3 km loop trail that offers dramatic views of sandstone cliffs, waterfalls, and lush rainforest1. This historic track, established in 1907, takes you through a diverse landscape with ferns, golden wattles, and ever-present waterfalls. Starting from the Grand Canyon carpark near Blackheath, the trail meanders through native vegetation and stays close to Greaves Creek, making it a great walk for the summer months1. The hike is considered moderate, with some steep sections and wet rock surfaces that can be slippery. It’s a popular track for those looking to experience the natural beauty of the Blue Mountains without needing specialist hiking or abseiling equipment1. Comfortable walking shoes are all you need to explore this beautiful area.