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Adelina Falls: A Blue Mountains Jewel

Discover the beauty of Adelina Falls in the Blue Mountains, a serene escape into nature's embrace on the South Lawson Waterfall Circuit.

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Adelina Falls, nestled in Lawson's South Lawson Park, is a picturesque waterfall easily accessed via a short bushwalk. Part of the South Lawson Waterfall Circuit, it offers a tranquil escape into nature with lush rainforest scenery.

A brief summary to Adelina Falls

  • Unnamed Road, Lawson, NSW, 2783, AU

Local tips

  • Visit after rainfall to experience the falls at their fullest and most spectacular.
  • Wear sturdy shoes as the track can be muddy, especially after rain.
  • Arrive early to avoid crowds, especially on weekends and during warmer months.
  • Take your time to explore the entire South Lawson Waterfall Circuit to see all five waterfalls.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From the South Lawson Park car park on Honour Avenue, follow the signposted track towards the South Lawson Waterfall Circuit. The walk to Adelina Falls is a short, easy 5-10 minute stroll. The path descends with a few steps towards the base of Adelina Falls. There are no entrance fees or tolls.

  • Public Transport

    Take the Blue Mountains Line train to Lawson Station. From the station, walk 1.1km along Honour Avenue to the South Lawson Park car park and the start of the Waterfall Circuit. Follow the signposted track to Adelina Falls, approximately 5-10 minutes from the car park. A single train fare from Central Station in Sydney to Lawson Station costs around $9.20 AUD.

  • Driving

    From Sydney, drive west along the M4, which becomes the A32, to Lawson (approximately 1.5 hours). Turn left onto Honour Avenue and continue for 1.1km to the South Lawson Park car park. Parking is free and unlimited. From the car park, follow the signposted track to Adelina Falls, a short 5-10 minute walk. There are no tolls on the final approach.

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Discover more about Adelina Falls

Adelina Falls, a highlight of the South Lawson Waterfall Circuit, is located near Lawson in the Blue Mountains, New South Wales. The falls were named after Adelaide Mary Wilson, daughter of Henry Wilson, the licensee of the Blue Mountain Inn in Lawson. For a period, it was known as Livingstone Falls in the 1870s, before reverting to its original name by the 1890s. The waterfall is easily accessible via a short, well-maintained track from Honour Avenue, making it a popular destination for families and nature enthusiasts. The 3km South Lawson Waterfall Circuit encompasses Adelina, Junction, Federal, and Cataract Falls, each offering unique scenery. The falls cascade approximately 15 meters into a shallow, rocky pool surrounded by ferns and tall trees, creating a serene rainforest setting. The best time to visit is after rainfall, when the falls are at their most impressive. Visitors can enjoy photography and hiking around the falls. The area is rich in history, with the walking tracks dating back to the late 1800s when local towns competed to attract tourists with scenic attractions.

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