Echo Point

Traveling to Australia, this stop came to Sydney and went to the Blue Mountains to check in. One of the scenic spots is called "Echo Valley". I saw a sign and I knew it was there. However, because it is a good place to take pictures of the Three Sisters, more tourists tend to take pictures of the Three Sisters, but ignore this one. Echo Valley. I took a look. Actually, this is a valley. If you yell, there will be an echo, so it is called the "Echo Valley", but no one calls, I am too embarrassed to scream.

I visited this small park in Sydney Harbour, and after a pleasant stroll in the nearby Garigal National Park, I went there. Although the Echo Park is compact, the layout is reasonable, with some short and pleasant sidewalks near the port, grass, a separate children’s play area, picnic area and toilet facilities on the port. If you are in the area, it is definitely worth considering a visit. Please note that there are not many shops in the area, so please bring water, food, etc. with you.

We are 5 minutes away from Echo Point Park, have lived for 10 years, and go regularly. Now we are 20 minutes away, and visits are less frequent. I took an Irish friend to go fishing in the evening. It is absolutely stunning at sunset. Even a few (small) snapper and beluga.

Echo Point is located in Sydney, Australia, with a large area and picturesque scenery! The mountain peaks are lined with green trees. Ascend to the top of the mountain and feel the breath of the fresh mountains. The mood is particularly comfortable! Hope to have a chance to go sightseeing again!

The scenery of the Blue Mountain Scenic Area in Australia is very beautiful! Climbing high and looking into the distance is even more refreshing! There are not many tourists, so the tour is very happy! With a relaxed shout, you can hear the echo from the mountain, so this is also called the echo corner! I miss its beauty so much, today's wildfire has destroyed everything! I can only look at the photos and memories!