Wentworth Falls Suburb Profile

Blink and you will miss this picturesque mountain town. Living in Wentworth Falls means experiencing the charm of a bygone era – an intimate village in the rugged landscape of the Blue Mountains National Park. The village sits to the side of the Great Western Highway and is treasured by the locals who have a real sense of community. A selection of cafés and restaurants keeps locals well-caffeinated and provides a friendly and relaxed social hub. In the evening, the iconic Grand View Hotel takes centre stage.

Seemingly sleepy, Wentworth Falls plays host to festivals and events throughout the year, including the Autumn Festival, and visitors are drawn to the boutique bed and breakfasts and cottages that border the national park.

Wentworth Falls has incredible, almost haunting views over the valley from vantage spots throughout the neighbourhood. Boasting some of the region’s finest bushwalks, novice to advanced hikers take to the trails year-round.

For a slower pace, Wentworth Falls Lake is a beautiful and tranquil place popular with picnickers. Alternatively, Ingar Picnic Ground is one of the most scenic picnic spots in the region, and Kings Tableland is a significant Aboriginal site – the oldest recorded Aboriginal site in the Blue Mountains.

Living in Wentworth Falls is where the Australian bush meets colonialism, allowing you to be at one with, and in awe of, nature.

Area Features

Blue Mountains National Park

The world-heritage national park offers incredible vistas across the Jamieson Valley, captivating locals and visitors alike. The abundance of hiking trails, abseiling and rock climbing on offer make this nature’s playground.

Wentworth Falls Village

The epitome of mountain charm this small village has friendly locals, welcoming cafés and small businesses where the owners know you by name.