A hidden paradise: Travelers flock to a jaw-dropping waterfall amid lush rainforest – and it’s just a 30-minute walk down the road
- Travelers flock to an incredible walking trail with two stunning waterfalls
- The Leura Cascade hiking trail is near Katoomba, an hour and a half from Sydney
- Scenic short track follows rapids to Leura Waterfalls and Bridal Veil Falls
- At the top of Bridal Veil Falls is a breathtaking lookout overlooking the Jamison Valley
Nestled in a rainforest of the Blue Mountains are a number of stunning waterfalls.
The Leura Cascades hiking trail, near Katoomba, just an hour and a half from Sydney, follows the rapids of Leura Falls Creek through lush rainforest to two spectacular waterfalls.
Leura Cascades and Bridal Veil Falls are the standout features of this short scenic trail with dozens of adventurers across the country flooding social media with images of the dream destination.
Travelers flock to these two incredible waterfalls nestled in the rainforest of the Blue Mountains
The Leura Cascades hiking trail, near Katoomba, just an hour and a half from Sydney, follows the rapids of Leura Falls Creek through lush rainforest to two spectacular waterfalls.
Leura Cascades and Bridal Veil Falls are the standout features of this short scenic trail with dozens of adventurers across social media flooding with images of the dream destination.
Starting at the Leura Cascades Picnic Area, hikers can venture the path past the magnificent Leura Waterfalls to the towering Bride’s Veil Falls.
The trail climbs to the top of Bridal Falls where there is a lookout for visitors to admire the breathtaking view of the Jamison Valley.
Leura and Bridal Veil Falls are best visited after rainy weather when water levels are high and you can see the falls flowing in all their glory.
Starting at the Leura Cascades Picnic Area, hikers can venture the path past the magnificent Leura Waterfalls to the towering Bride’s Veil Falls.
Leura and Bridal Veil Falls are best visited after rainy weather when water levels are high and you can see the falls flowing in all their glory
The Leura Cascades walking trail has become a hugely popular spot for travel-hungry Australians, with visitors to the area calling it a “joy to visit”.
The magical waterfalls of Leura, surrounded by ferns and eucalyptus trees, are a favorite spot for birdwatchers and home to a large native fauna.
The Leura Cascades walking trail has become a hugely popular place for travel-hungry Australians, with visitors to the area calling it a “joy to visit”.
“I guess the Blue Mountains are pretty spectacular every time you go, but the waterfalls are always something special,” one woman wrote.
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