The Three Sisters rise above the Jamison Valley at Echo Point, framed by forested slopes and drifting cloud

A quiet moment at the edge of a sandstone cliff, with expansive views across forested valleys and distant escarpments in the Blue Mountains

Weathered sandstone formations overlook the Jamison Valley, with layered ridgelines stretching into the distance

Pantoneys Crown rises above the surrounding bushland, a distinctive sandstone formation in the Blue Mountains

Visitors gather at Lincoln’s Rock, a wide sandstone platform offering expansive views across the Jamison Valley

The cableway crossing the Jamison Valley, suspended high above forested slopes and sandstone cliffs

A prominent sandstone ledge projects over the valley below, highlighting the scale and drama of Blue Mountains rock formations

Sulphur-crested cockatoos perch calmly alongside a visitor, capturing a close encounter with Blue Mountains wildlife

Bridal Veil Falls descends in a narrow ribbon over layered sandstone cliffs, surrounded by dense Blue Mountains forest

Inside Dargans Arch, a natural sandstone cave where filtered light reveals layered rock and native vegetation

A narrow walking track follows the edge of the escarpment, bordered by native vegetation and open valley views

Water flows over the sandstone edge at the top of Wentworth Falls, plunging into the forested valley below

A sheer sandstone escarpment dominates the landscape, with vertical rock faces contrasting against forested valleys below

A forested valley is framed by a natural sandstone opening, drawing the eye across layered ridgelines

A shallow sandstone rock shelter shows intricate erosion patterns carved into the cliff face