Grand Canyon 4-Hour Canyoning

Enter a secret world accessible only to the bravest of adventurers. The Grand Canyon - this is the Australia where the dinosaurs roamed!

Hidden in the depths of the Blue Mountains, unlike its more famous US namesake, you can't get to the edge of this canyon to take in its splendour. Instead, you must don a wetsuit, helmet, harness, and abseil.

Entry to the canyon is via a 20m overhanging abseil. Then hike down into the temperate rainforest through steep pagodas of rock and swim, scramble and slide before you hike back out the other side.

The most remarkable thing about this canyon is that while it seems untouched by time - a myriad of over 1,000 humanmade steps meander through the moss-covered rocks. They were completed in 1906; many thought this impressive human-made track could never be built because of its engineering challenges. And yet here they stand, defiant among glades of towering sassafras, coachwood and tree ferns.

At the end of your steep walk out of the canyon, you are rewarded with one final gem: Evans Lookout, one of the Blue Mountains' most spectacular panoramas.