Wentworth Falls area in the Blue Mountains is another fantastic area.

TJAsh, we did enjoy the Wentworth Falls area even though the ground was rather wet and muddy.

I'd love to go back!

TJAsh this is an old post, did you notice the date July 2012, it's not a current inquiry.

Thanks Susan. Personally I don't use forums as I guess (most?) people do. I tend to search for things regardless of the age as you can then find updated info on an old question that is still relevant. But I'm a new forum user and as this is a frequently mentioned problem, I guess moderators don't like this for some reason? Also, I just found Wentworth Falls and had to tell someone! I thought i'd just tell everyone (Fodors users) by writing it here. :)

For example, if I was using this forum to find updated information and I came here, typed blue mountains in the search bar, scrolled down to see any up to date information, I'd now find our conversation, decide it's not relevant to what I'm after and click off. And the worst part about that, the worst part about that, Susan7, is that I would miss out on the Wentworth Falls area of the Blue Mountains, which is, for lack of a better word, Amazing.

TJAsh, I think many others use the forum the way you do. Maybe Susan7 was just politely alerting you to the fact this post was old as your comment did sound like a suggestion. :)

I do agree that the Wentworth Falls area is amazing. I'm a big fan of waterfalls and much preferred it to the more touristy Echo Point.

I am new to the whole forum thing. I often get told the post is old so perhaps I should acknowledge that I know this at the start as I admit I generally reply as if the person is still asking the question. As if they're trapped in a time warp simply waiting for a reply. Does anyone know of any other areas of the Blue Mountains that are as fantastic as Wentworth Falls?

TJAsh,

I recommend you start a new thread along the lines of "The best of Blue Mountains, what do you recommend?".
Forum users are unlikely to open this old thread and respond to your query.