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Three Sisters (with baby)

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How Baby-Friendly is Three Sisters?

62%Baby-Friendly
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What makes it 62% Baby-Friendly: Prams roll easily to the main platform and accessible toilets exist, yet steps block further trails and no dedicated nursing or change room forces carers to improvise, limiting comfort and time.

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Reviews4.6/ 5
(from 24,025 reviews)

Positives:

  • Stroller-Friendly Paths: Wide, flat paths at Echo Point and Scenic World boardwalks.
  • Baby Travels Free: Children under 3 go free on trains and Scenic World rides.
  • Free Facilities: Toilets, benches, and water fountains are freely available near the lookout.

Challenges:

  • No Dedicated Nursing Rooms: Bring a portable changing mat as baby-change facilities are basic.
  • Weather Changes Quickly: Valley can be cold and windy; pack extra layers for the baby.
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What is Three Sisters?

  • A trio of weathered sandstone pillars soaring above the Jamison Valley near Katoomba in New South Wales
  • Sandstone formations sculpted by millions of years of erosion, with individual peaks known as Meehni, Wimlah and Gunnedoo and rising over 900 meters above sea level
  • A landmark woven into Gundungurra and Darug Dreaming, commemorating a local legend of three sisters turned to stone

What is so special about Three Sisters for with baby?

  1. Flat, stroller-friendly clifftop paths at Echo Point
  2. Pram-friendly Scenic Skyway offers valley views
  3. Short walks like Honeymoon Bridge suit baby carriers
  4. Shaded picnic spots with benches near Scenic World
  5. Baby travels free on trains and Scenic World rides

Recommended visit duration: 3-4 hours

Why 3-4 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Enough time to see the Three Sisters, enjoy a Scenic World ride, and have a relaxed picnic with your baby.

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Baby-Friendly Activities in Three Sisters

Echo Point Lookout:

Clifftop platform with views of the Three Sisters and Jamison Valley.

Tip: Visit early or late for softer light and fewer people. Paths are flat and stroller-friendly.

Scenic Skyway Ride:

Glass-floored cable car crossing the valley with a rainforest boardwalk below.

Tip: Prams welcome; use the pram parking and baby-change facilities near the station.

Honeymoon Bridge Short Walk:

400 m return path to a viewing bridge close to the first Sister.

Tip: Carry your baby in a carrier for the stairs; guardrails ensure safety.

Picnic at Skyway Park:

Shaded picnic tables near the Skyway station.

Tip: Bring a portable umbrella and a packed lunch for a calm, family-friendly stop.

Blue Mountains Botanic Garden:

Themed gardens at Mount Tomah with wide, smooth paths.

Tip: Wear layers and bring a raincoat; paths are stroller-friendly and quiet for babies.

When is the best time to visit Three Sisters (Sydney, Australia)?

Wear layers year-round. In summer start before the midday heat. In winter bring a warm hat and jacket. Check weather and bushfire alerts before you go.

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Reviews of Three Sisters (Sydney)

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Keane Wee

Keane Wee

Jul 2025

I had the privilege of checking out the iconic Three Sisters and it was absolutely fantastic! There are multiple view points that offer many great and breath taking views to capture memorable photos to keep for many memories! Unfortunately for me, the trail to see the Three Sisters up close was closed due to construction work but I still managed to grab many photos of it.

Zealynn Brundall

Zealynn Brundall

Jun 2025

Amazing view, nice trails and paths to hike on. Lots of spots to eat at. Lots of tourists though which is expected. There is a relaxed vibe and I like that the fences are not raised and blocking the view

Hani Kim

Hani Kim

Jun 2025

The Three Sisters at Blue Mountains was absolutely stunning! The rock formation is so unique and full of history, and the view from Echo Point is just breathtaking. It’s even more magical in person than in photos. A must-see spot if you're visiting the Blue Mountains – you won’t be disappointed!

Mary Mathews

Mary Mathews

May 2025

Highly recommend this is one of the best places in Australia! So amazing!! And it’s definitely worth going on the gondolas across the mountains and down to the forest floor to do a hike or 2. Three sisters is so close to town which is so great you can view it so easily. Great public transportation around the area too! We went rock climbing in medlow bath which was really worth it.. lots of great c...

Rachelle C Foo

Rachelle C Foo

Apr 2025

A natural majestic view of the three sisters and vista. The walk down is of moderate ability, but getting back up the stairs is a little more tiring. There are a number of viewing platforms to gaze out and enjoy. Earlier in the day is quieter, but it is a special spot so understandably busy with tourists.

Typical Budget for a Family of 3 (2 Adults + 1 Baby)

ItemCost (Approx.)
Train return Sydney to Katoomba (2 adults)AUD 32
Scenic World Unlimited Discovery Pass (2 adults)AUD 122
Packed lunch groceriesAUD 20
Total EstimatedAUD 174

Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

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How to Make the Most of Your Visit to Three Sisters

  1. Use a Baby Carrier: Paths with steps require a carrier for smooth access to Honeymoon Bridge.
  2. Tap On/Off with Opal Card: Save time boarding trains by topping up in advance.
  3. Arrive Before 10 AM: Beat crowds and secure prime stroller parking near the lookout.
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Map of Three Sisters

Address: Katoomba NSW 2780, Australia

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About Three Sisters

Opening Hours

Monday:Open 24 hours
Tuesday:Open 24 hours
Wednesday:Open 24 hours
Thursday:Open 24 hours
Friday:Open 24 hours
Saturday:Open 24 hours
Sunday:Open 24 hours

Hours may vary during holidays, special events, and peak seasons. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date information.

Website

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Phone Number

+61 2 4787 8877

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