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ブルーマウンテンズ国立公園の崖っぷちに位置するこの展望台は、狭くて柵で囲まれた場所にあり、ウェントワース滝が眼下の谷に流れ落ちる様子を真正面から見ることができます。この場所からは、急な崖や、滝や周囲の岩壁を間近に見ることができます。展望台のスペースは限られており、特に雨上がりは表面が凸凹していたり、滑りやすくなっていることがあります。

Upper Pool is a large natural swimming hole above the main waterfall. Surrounded by red sandstone and fed by cascading water, the clear pool is a popular place to swim and relax midway through the walk. From its rocky edges, you can look down over the falls or swim close to the smaller cascades feeding the pool.

Tucked beneath the towering red walls of Uluṟu, Mutitjulu Waterhole is one of the few permanent water sources in the area and a place of deep cultural significance to the Aṉangu people. he waterhole sits below a cave where ancient rock art can still be seen, and interpretive signs along the path explain the Kuniya Tjukurpa story connected to this place. A short detour from the Uluṟu Base Walk leads to a viewing platform overlooking the waterhole, making it one of the most meaningful and memorable stops around the base of the rock.

Kondalilla Falls is an impressive waterfall in Kondalilla National Park where Skene Creek plunges roughly 90 metres into a steep rainforest gorge. The cascade flows over dark rock ledges before continuing through the forested valley below, and is worth capturing a few memorable photos any time of the year. Surrounded by dense subtropical rainforest, the beautiful falls are one of the most well-known natural features of the Sunshine Coast hinterland.

Russell Falls is one of Tasmania’s most iconic waterfalls, cascading in two elegant tiers over stepped rock ledges within the cool temperate rainforest. An easy, sealed path leads from the visitor area through towering tree ferns, making it accessible for most visitors. The falls are especially impressive after rain, when the wide curtain of water flows at full volume.

Undercliff Track traces along the cliffsides and passes by a number of amazing viewpoints. If you can time your hike after a rain then you'll see the waterfalls at their full potential.

From up here you actually have a better view of the waterfalls, and the light is better too. Plus, it's not as slippery as down below.

Refreshing sound and view of the river