Jack Evans Walking Track
A short but physical Glenbrook route with bushland, rock platforms and creek-country scenery.
Route overview
Descend a formed, stepped track through Blue Labyrinth bushland toward Erskine Creek.
Jack Evans Walking Track descends through open forest toward the creek environment of the Blue Labyrinth. Although officially Grade 3 and short, the many steps, rock-hopping context and remote-feeling endpoint require appropriate footwear and a clear return plan.
Trail facts
- Country
- Australia
- Region
- Glenbrook, Blue Mountains National Park
- Distance
- 2.6 km return
- Typical duration
- 30–60 minutes
- Difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation gain
- null — not published
- Best season
- Mild dry weather; avoid after heavy rain or during high fire danger
- Trail type
- Return
Access and logistics
- Permits and access
- No separate walking permit; Glenbrook park-entry fees and vehicle-access conditions may apply.
Safety context
Do not rely on swimming conditions being safe, check fire and rain alerts and retain energy for the return climb. Check current official conditions, closures, weather and access rules before departure.
Many steps, slippery rock, deep or cold water, heat, fire danger and limited reception.
Highlights
Australia, Blue Mountains, Glenbrook, Jack Evans, Blue Labyrinth, Grade 3, creek walk
Why find a buddy
Valuable for shared creek-safety decisions, navigation and support on the climb back to the trailhead.
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Route conditions, access, services and transport can change. Verify time-sensitive information before departure.