Map of Scenic World, annotated by the ticket agent. I went down the Scenic Railway, walked all the paths of the Scenic Walkway, went up the Scenic Cableway, chickened out of the Scenic Skyway and instead walked the Prince Henry Cliff Walk to just beyond the Skyway Eastern Station and back.

Close up of a Sulphur-crested Cockatoo at the top of the Scenic Railway

A number of Sulphur-crested Cockatoos were near a feeder at the top of the Scenic Railway

The area that now contains the Scenic World boardwalk, the Scenic Walkway, was formerly a mine

Rainforest environment at the Scenic Walkway, part way down into the valley

Looking upwards towards the cliff from the Scenic Walkway from a gap in the canopy

The Scenic Walkway boardwalk

The Scenic Cableway descending

Looking towards the Three Sisters from the Scenic World Top Station

The Scenic Cableway ascending

Katoomba Falls is to the left, viewed from the Prince Henry Cliff Walk

The valley from the Prince Henry Cliff Walk

The Scary, I mean, Scenic Skyway

The upper portion of Katoomba Falls

Looking towards Scenic World from near the opposite end of the Scenic Skyway

Looking out into the valley from the far side of the Scenic Skyway. There was recently a fire of unknown origins, which is why the trees to the left are all brown. The Prince Henry Cliff Walk normally goes all the way to Echo Point and the Three Sisters, but ends near where this photo is taken due to fire damage.

The very top of Katoomba Falls

A duck of some sort that was in a picnic area at the top of Katoomba Falls