Attractions

Bushwalking / Hiking

From the park entrance and causeway, tracks fan out up and down Glenbrook Creek, to Red Hands Cave, and to the Nepean River via Euroka Clearing. From near Nepean Lookout, Jack Evans Track provides a route to Warragamba Dam for experienced bushwalkers.

Cycling

A cycleway runs from the Ironbarks to The Oaks, with Bennets Ridge Fire trail also being available to cyclists. Elsewhere, cyclists follow the roads.

The Woodford to Glenbrook ride enters this area at The Oaks.

Picnics and Car Camping

Several picnic & one camping area are provided, some having basic facilities such as pit toilets and fireplaces.

Blue Labyrinth

Experienced bush navigators may venture into the trackless wilderness to the southwest of this area.

Lapstone Hill - Glenbrook

Historic bridges and railway remains. Map...  Railway routes...

Accuracy Disclaimer

Maps & information are provided only as a general guide to what is available. It is strongly recommended that you obtain accurate information in the form of maps and local advice.

Further Information

Maps and guidebooks are available from Tourist Information Centres, Rocksports, Sassafras and other outlets.

Recommended: Walking Track & Visitor Guide - Glenbrook & the Eastern Blue Mountains, NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service

Glenbrook Village...

• Tourist Info, on Gt Western Hwy.
• NPWS Info, at park entrance. National park information centre. Distances (by road) shown from this point.

1. Causeway: Glenbrook Creek road crossing.
2. Swimming area: Jelly Bean Pool.
3. Tunnel View Lookout. View of railway Tunnel & Glenbrook Gorge.
4. Mt Portal Lookout. Views of Nepean Gorge.
5. Aboriginal rock paintings: Red Hands Cave.
6. Picnic area: The Ironbarks.
7. Camping & picnic area: Euroka Clearing.
8. Picnic area: The Oaks.
9. Pisgah Rock Lookout: views of Erskine Ck gorge.
10. Picnic area: Machins Crater
11. Erskine Lookout.
12. Nepean Lookout: Nepean R. & Erskine Ck views.