Leura Cascades Fern Bower Circuit

Great place very beautiful and well worth a look .Some great trails and exellent water falls and creeks to look at. Its well serviced and well marked great for any local or tourist to take advantage of . Lots of birds and native plants and very very clean tracks. Plenty of parking and good shops around for a look at before u hike.

Very beautiful hike down to the Cascades but definitely worth it. Quite a few steps so keep that in mind but not too difficult.

I loved this walk. Always pretty after the rain. Do the loop and stop off at Bridal Veil lookout. If you are adventurous you can walk downstairs to the base of this waterfall.

Very nice photo opportunity at the bottom of the cascades with a lookout over the valley... this walk has the advantage of being almost a loop so you get to come down from the picninc area then come up the other way onto cliff drive a few hundred meters from the starting position... and in the process get to see more different lookouts... allow 45min to 1hr (excluding rest & photos)

nice view and feel goodplace

This walk is beautiful- and not too hard.

Very quiet and beautiful place

1h aller retour du parking, très sympa, un peu physique à remonter car beaucoup de marche !

Auch bei schlechtem Wetter einen Besuch wert.

Ein sehr schöner Wasserfall in den blue Montains mit einem Wanderweg.

The part that was open was great. Lots of damage currently due to stormy weather

I am going to share a story with you. I was walking this track when I was nineteen. Not wanting to be the gronky people who were smoking as they went on a bushwalk, my companions and I wandered off the beaten track. We found a strange sort of half-marked path, and what appeared to be a concrete manhole to the right of the water. When we continued to follow the track, we found a magnificent infinity pool. It became my favourite place on the planet. As a consequence of the aforementioned smoking, I forgot for years which track this was. As a grown adult with a probably-okay developed frontal lobe, and without impediments to short-term memory, when I saw a friend from school post a picture of them there, I'd had to ask where on Earth it was, as I had walked all the tracks in Wenty about half a dozen times looking for that divergence from the beaten path. When I realised where it was, I knew the place on site, and would regularly visit and take friends there, enjoying the bliss and solitude of nature. Then, those folks on Instagram published those guide books. In theory, they'd be a great thing. However, now whenever I want to go there, it's overrun by British and German backpackers, and there's usually empty cans and whatnot. The place I went to find peace is no longer peaceful. I hear Sheffield accent on a trail anywhere in the mountains and my whole body cringes. This should be five stars. I am not a stick in the mud; I think everyone has the right to enjoy nature. Just, you know; be quiet about it and leave no traces, you absolute gronks. Would be five stars if it weren't for the backpackers. Offering a reward to anyone who wants to pull a Milat so I can once again know peace. Cheers.