Best Landmarks & Things to Do in Blue Mountains National Park

Blue Mountains National Park has 2 catalogued landmarks. The best landmarks in Blue Mountains National Park are Govetts Leap lookout, Queen Elizabeth Lookout, ranked by visitor ratings and review counts.
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Govetts Leap lookout
4.8Blue Mountains National Park, New South Wales

Queen Elizabeth Lookout
4.9Blue Mountains National Park, New South Wales
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About Blue Mountains National Park's Landmarks
Blue Mountains National Park offers 2 landmarks catalogued by Landmarks Australia, from its most-visited attraction, Govetts Leap lookout, to quieter local favourites. Every entry below carries its visitor rating, review count, address and ranking, so you can plan with confidence.
At the top of the Blue Mountains National Park list sit Govetts Leap lookout and Queen Elizabeth Lookout. Govetts Leap lookout (4.8/5 from 2,469 reviews) is the city's most reviewed landmark, making it the natural first stop for most visitors. Its landmark page carries the full ratings breakdown and links to everything else in Blue Mountains National Park.
By type, Blue Mountains National Park's landmarks are dominated by lookouts. Each category links through to a national list — useful if you are touring New South Wales and want to compare, say, every lookout or historic site along your route rather than just the ones in Blue Mountains National Park.
Beyond the famous names, Blue Mountains National Park holds some under-visited standouts. Queen Elizabeth Lookout (4.9/5 from 86 reviews) earns strong ratings from a smaller pool of reviewers — the kind of places locals rate highly but most itineraries skip. If you have already covered the top five, these are where the city's quieter rewards hide.
Blue Mountains National Park sits within easy reach of other landmark-rich New South Wales destinations. Sydney, Byron Bay and Newcastle are nearby and covered by their own ranked city pages, which makes combining stops straightforward. The state's best-of list places Blue Mountains National Park's landmarks in the wider New South Wales context, while each landmark page links to similar attractions nearby, so a single entry point can map out an entire region.
Every landmark page for Blue Mountains National Park includes the address, an interactive directions link, the visitor rating with review count, the landmark's rank within the city, answers to frequently asked questions and links to nearby and similar attractions. The data is refreshed periodically and every page carries its update date, so the rankings you see reflect the current picture. Start with Govetts Leap lookout, or open the full ranked list for Blue Mountains National Park and build your own itinerary.
Blue Mountains National Park Landmarks: Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best landmarks in Blue Mountains National Park?
The best landmarks in Blue Mountains National Park are Govetts Leap lookout, Queen Elizabeth Lookout, ranked by visitor ratings and review counts.
How many landmarks are in Blue Mountains National Park?
Blue Mountains National Park has 2 catalogued landmarks. The most popular is Govetts Leap lookout with 2,469 reviews.
What is the most popular thing to do in Blue Mountains National Park?
Govetts Leap lookout is the most-reviewed landmark in Blue Mountains National Park, with 2,469 visitor reviews at a 4.8/5 average rating. The full ranked list on this page covers all 2 local landmarks.
What are the hidden gems in Blue Mountains National Park?
Blue Mountains National Park's highest-rated lesser-known landmarks include Queen Elizabeth Lookout (4.9/5) — each rated 4.3 or higher by visitors but with under 200 reviews, meaning fewer crowds than the headline attractions.
What cities near Blue Mountains National Park have landmarks worth visiting?
Near Blue Mountains National Park, the New South Wales cities with the most catalogued landmarks are Sydney (21 landmarks), Byron Bay (18 landmarks), Newcastle (14 landmarks). Each has its own ranked city page on Landmarks Australia.
Rankings based on visitor ratings and review counts. Last updated October 2026.