We’ll end our little visit to Wenty Falls with a close-up of the cliff face. I am in awe of those crazy surveyors from the Victorian era who carved steps all the way down it.

Hidden from the view are the many waterfalls in the area. We went to a ‘new’ one this time that was really close to the lookouts, called Den Fenella Falls.

Deep shadows form in the valley as the spring sun sank. The light wasn’t yet golden, but still satisfactorily warm.

A bird’s eye view of the top of Wentworth Falls is always a must – especially after you’ve tackled all those steps up from it.

I like how the trunks of the tall gum trees stand out in the afternoon light. A beautiful sight.

We’re back for a short visit to Wentworth Falls on a clear afternoon in early spring. The cliff line is verdant after all the winter rains.

The Wentworth Falls area is criss-crossed by walking tracks. I hadn’t been on the Undercliff walk before and used it to get from the top of the falls to Princes Rock Lookout. It’s a fun little track that winds its way in and out of overhangs.

Princes Rock Lookout is probably the best in the area as it juts out into the valley, giving a real bird’s eye view of things.

I also got a look of just how many steps I’d climbed that day.

It’s been years since I’ve gone down the stairs from the top of Wentworth Falls. I’ve forgotten how step they were! My legs were a bit shaky by the time I got to the middle of the falls, where I could rest and soak up the view to the top.