Cahill's Lookout - Katoomba, New South Wales

Address: 258-276 Cliff Dr, Katoomba NSW 2780, Australia.
Phone: 247235000.

Specialties: Tourist attraction, Park.
Other points of interest: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Good for kids.
Opinions: This company has 1614 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.8/5.

📌 Location of Cahill's Lookout

Cahill's Lookout 258-276 Cliff Dr, Katoomba NSW 2780, Australia

☎️247235000

⏰ Open Hours of Cahill's Lookout

Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Open 24 hours

Cahill's Lookout

Located in the picturesque town of Katoomba, Cahill's Lookout offers breathtaking views of the Three Sisters rock formation, a popular tourist attraction in the Blue Mountains National Park.

This wheelchair-accessible lookout point is perfect for families and nature lovers alike, with stunning views of the surrounding landscape and the Jamison Valley.

Specialties:

Tourist attraction
Park

Visitors can enjoy the scenic views from the lookout, and take in the stunning vistas of the Three Sisters, Jamison Valley and the Jamison Creek.

Other points of interest:

Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Good for kids

It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes and bring an extra jacket, as the wind can be strong and chilly, even on sunny days.

The scenic views from Cahill's Lookout are simply stunning, making it a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to the Blue Mountains.

Average opinion:

4.8/5

This company has 1614 reviews on Google My Business, with visitors praising the scenic views, accessibility and the overall experience.

Visitors can explore the nearby Jamison Valley and take in the stunning views of the Three Sisters, a truly unforgettable experience.

👍 Reviews of Cahill's Lookout

Cahill's Lookout - Katoomba, New South Wales

Miao M.

5/5

I was fortunate to visit this stunning location on a bright, sunny day. However, the wind was quite strong, creating a howling chorus that echoed all around me. In such conditions, I strongly recommend holding onto your phone firmly; once it slips from your grasp, it’s nearly impossible to retrieve it in this rugged environment.

Wearing comfortable shoes is essential for exploring the terrain. Additionally, consider bringing an extra jacket, as the chilly gusts can catch you off guard and make the experience much more enjoyable.

Sudeep S.

5/5

Breathtaking morning views! Arrived at 10AM to clear skies and the most unique rock formations I’ve seen in the Blue Mountains (I am sure there are more). The vantage points are amazing—perfect for photographers or anyone craving quiet awe. Few crowds, just raw beauty. A must-visit for sunrise or sunset but i have heard that it gets crowdy for sunset!

Ann M. A.

5/5

I love this lookout. One of my favourite in blue mountains. I have been there a frw times now and find it less busy than the echo point and so much more peaceful. Highly recommend. Also great place for photos. The views are so tranquil.

Lavan K.

5/5

The location offers an exceptional vantage point with a captivating scenic panorama. Furthermore, visitors may consider exploring nearby renowned lookouts, such as the Three Sisters Echo Point.

Christian H.

5/5

This was the fifth place I visited in Blue Mountain. The views here are quite beautiful and relatively quiet. I think the sunset is especially beautiful.

Haaris A.

5/5

Beautiful look out point. You can walk down to two viewing platforms to enjoy the views of the valley. If you are driving there then you can either pay and park at look out point or before the look out point on the side of the road.

Mohammad H.

5/5

Such a great walk in blue mountain. Kid friendly with enough parking spots and phenomenal views with sunset experience. Highly recommend

Brad S.

5/5

Great views away from the crowds, worth the short walk from the car despite the freezing wind up the valley. Includes views to Boars Head.