Upgrade of the Katoomba Falls Visitor Precinct Project

About the Project

The Upgrade of the Katoomba Falls Visitor Precinct Project seeks to drive nature-focused tourism and recreation, as well as an improved night time visitor economy by delivering greater accessibility to Katoomba Falls Reserve and the World Heritage Area and improved visitor facilities. The recent development of the Katoomba Falls Nightlit Walk, a 1.3km walk providing floodlit views of the falls and cliff lines has resulted in a marked increased in visitation. The project will deliver improved visitor facilities, in particular traffic management, parking, amenities and connectivity to other key attractions and the town centre, and will improve visitation capacity.

Project Scope

The project will deliver:
 

  • Upgrade of concrete pathway  
  • Upgrade of balustrade 
  • Under rail led lighting 
  • New precinct and wayfinding signage 
  • Renew precinct open space lighting at Reids Plateau and Katoomba Oval 
  • Perimeter fencing 
  • Refurbish existing amenities 
  • Demolish and renew the amenities at Katoomba Falls Reserve
  • Construct a new, safe pedestrian crossing on Cliff Dr between the Tourist Park and entry to the Night Lit Walk/Grand Cliff Top Walk 

Fast Facts

Funding:

NSW Government Funding: $4,635,804.00

TOTAL PROJECT VALUE: $4,635,804.00

Project Location: 

110 Cliff Dr, Katoomba NSW 2780

Aboriginal Lands:

Darug

Project Update

Timeline
Progress Summary
  • Initial community consultation undertaken.
Next Steps
  • Refined concept design to be prepared.
  • Further community consultation to be undertaken.

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