The Jamison Valley is commonly visited by bushwalkers and campers.
There is a network of tracks across the northern escarpment, including Darwin's Walk, the tracks in the Valley of the Waters and old, neglected tracks that Blue Mountains bushwalkers have been  trying to restore for years.
Tracks are also found along the cliffs near Leura and Katoomba, as well as tracks like the Federal Pass, located at the foot of the cliffs.
A track also goes west around to the Ruined Castle and Mount Solitary.
The track continues across the mountain but is patchy and suitable only for experienced walkers.
It is possible to then go up to Kings Tableland and into Wentworth Falls, making a trek of at least three days.
The tracks closer to the escarpment are suitable for one-day walks.
Mount Solitary is used mostly for camping trips, although some walkers have been known to make one-day walks to the mountain.
The Jamison Valley is commonly visited by bushwalkers and campers. There is a network of tracks across the northern escarpment, including Darwin's Walk, the tracks in the Valley of the Waters and old, neglected tracks that Blue Mountains bushwalkers have been  trying to restore for years. Tracks are also found along the cliffs near Leura and Katoomba, as well as tracks like the Federal Pass, located at the foot of the cliffs. A track also goes west around to the Ruined Castle and Mount Solitary. The track continues across the mountain but is patchy and suitable only for experienced walkers. It is possible to then go up to Kings Tableland and into Wentworth Falls, making a trek of at least three days. The tracks closer to the escarpment are suitable for one-day walks. Mount Solitary is used mostly for camping trips, although some walkers have been known to make one-day walks to the mountain.
Jamison Valley