Waterfall

Calcutta Falls

📍 NSW

★★★★★

4.3(1,121)

About Calcutta Falls

Calcutta Falls is a modest 14-metre waterfall within Blue Mountains National Park, a quieter alternative to the region'\''s more famous cascades and part of the extensive waterfall network that makes the Blue Mountains a premier destination for waterfall exploration.

Reviews (5)

4.3

★★★★★

4.3(1,121)

Reviews from Google

Kapil

3 weeks ago

★★★★★

It’s a reserve tucked right within the city yet it feels like a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle. The atmosphere is quiet / tranquil, and incredibly calming which is perfect for getting lost in nature. The waterfall itself isn’t very big but it’s truly beautiful, especially after rain. The bush walk is also nice . Definitely a lovely spot worth visiting!

Grace Macdonlad

a month ago

★★★★★

Great hour long easy hike. Waterfall was pretty good size after a bit of rain. Plenty of parking in neighborhoods

Kumar M

2 months ago

★★★★★

This beautiful water fall. Situated inside Hunts Creek Reserve. Nice and peaceful but the walks are short. The longest trail is the one in front of the waterfall and only 450 m. Ok to spend around an hour. No toilet facility or running tap water. Someone put in review nice walk with dog. But sign clearly state no dogs allowed. Few kids around and it is nice place for the kids to have the nature bush walk experience. No for the ones looking for long walks. Also most of the trail you see homes backing into the reserve.

ARIHANT JAIN

5 months ago

★★★★★

Worth a visit especially after it's rained. There are multiple locations from where you can enter and reach the falls. I don't know all but two of them are Ferndale Avenue and Edinburgh Avenue. I would recommend entering from the Ferndale Avenue if you're visiting after it has rained and you have kids. There is plenty of free street parking available on both streets.

Matthew Lucas

7 months ago

★★★★★

Amazing waterfall, would love to come back after wetter weather. Literally 100m from the street we parked on, multiple entry points to the walking trail. Super easy walk, completed with a toddler and a baby in toe. (We carried them, would not recommend a pram) Highly recommend this to the young and old. Hidden Gem in Australia's backyard!