A young woman has been killed after falling from a popular lookout in the Blue Mountains Emergency services personnel point to where the missing woman fell in Blackheath after climbing a railing. Picture: Matthew Sullivan. Woman, 22, fell from Blue Mountains cliff last night Body found 40m below in tree at 11am French national is believed to have lived in Melbourne POPPY the border collie cut a ­tragic figure at a lookout above the Grose Valley yesterday, pining for her owner Ella Calvayrac, who fell to her death on Monday night. The 22-year-old was meditating with three French friends, who had been chanting together, before she climbed the fence and lost her balance about 9pm. Heartbreaking ... It seems as if Poppy knows what has happened. The missing woman's friends brought the border collie cross to the site today as they arrived hoping for a miracle. Loyal Poppy paced for hours in front of the lookout, stopping only to stare at the valley before returning to walk up and down a nearby bush walking trail. A police helicopter found Ms Calvayrac's body in a tree about 40 or 50m directly below Evan's Lookout at Blackheath at about 11am yesterday. She had been visiting Sydney from Melbourne and police were last night trying to make contact with her family, who are travelling overseas. Her three male friends, all French nationals, waited and hoped for the best while emergency services searched the bush during the morning. The beauty of the Blue Mountains doesn't come without danger and visitors have to pay attention to safety warnings. The trio broke down, hugging each other, when they were told Ms Calvayrac's broken body had been found. Investigators are still yet to ­establish what led the woman to scale the fence but they were not treating her death as suspicious. "We believe the four people were here at the location meditating, here for relaxation," Inspector William Slatford said. Exactly why this lady has climbed over the railing you can see here at the lookout, we are not too sure. A map showing the well-trodden path to Evans Lookout. We don't believe there were any alcohol or drugs involved. There are warning signs, I'm not too sure why this lady scaled this fence, it is quite a high fence. The group's 4WD remained parked in the lookout's car park with a blanket, gas cylinder and food bowl used the night before next to the vehicle, which was filled with camping gear, including backpacks, towels and a skateboard. The start of the walking track to Evans Lookout where the woman. Emergency crews at the lookout near Blackheath first thing yesterday morning. Originally published as Sorry, Poppy, she's not coming home