Pulpit Rock lookout

If you're seeking an exhilarating adventure in the Blue Mountains, look no further than Pulpit Rock Lookout near Blackheath.

Situated in the heart of the Blue Mountains National Park, this multi-tiered lookout is perched on a dramatic blade of rock high above the stunning Grose Valley.

As you arrive at Pulpit Rock Lookout, you'll be immediately struck by the breathtaking views on offer. The lookout provides several vantage points that offer ever-changing views across the vast Grose Valley and across to the iconic Govetts Leap. From this prime position, visitors can enjoy an almost 360° panorama across the dramatic cliff lines to Mount Banks and distant mountains. For lunch, visitors can unpack their picnic basket and enjoy a remote lunch on this isolated pinnacle, far from the popular tourist spots.

The clifftop Pulpit walking track to Govetts Leap lookout starts from this point, allowing visitors to embark on a thrilling walking adventure in the area. If you're a mountain biking enthusiast or are interested in scenic drives, Pulpit Rock lookout is a great pit stop for you.

Pulpit Rock Lookout is open all year round, but it's essential to check weather conditions before heading out, as strong winds can make the lookout inaccessible. The best time to visit the lookout is during clear weather when the views are breathtakingly spectacular.

Pulpit Rock Lookout is conveniently situated near Blackheath, around a two-hour drive from Sydney. Visitors can get there by car along Hat Hill Road, which takes them directly to the lookout. Adequate parking is available, but visitors should be prepared to walk a short distance to reach the lookout.