1938 MAP (PART 32): HAZELBROOK - VICTOR FALLS - TERRACE FALLS - THE LAKE - LAKE AVENUE - HAZELBROOK

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The Terrace Falls area at Hazelbrook is one of the most interesting in the Blue Mountains. I can recommend Keith Painter's "Pocket Pal" booklet titled "Terrace Falls" for modern descriptions of walks in this area. See the website www.mountainmistbooks.com for more information.

There are many online photographs, walk descriptions and videos you can check out. Here are a few. 

Terrace Falls Walk Hazelbrook (David Noble): http://www.david-noble.net/blog/?p=2861

Zek Media: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzyCLNNzURk

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Song Studies. Bible studies based on hymns and songs

1938 MAP (PART 31): HAZELBROOK - BURGESS FALLS, THE AMPHITHEATRE, HORSESHOE FALLS, LYRE BIRD GLEN - HAZELBROOK

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This walk is essentially the previous one (31) in reverse, though the wording  is somewhat different. Whatever comments, videos etc are printed there apply here.

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1938 MAP (PART 30): HAZELBROOK - LYRE BIRD GLEN - HORSESHOE FALLS - THE AMPHITHEATRE - BURGESS FALLS - HAZELBROOK

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This walk takes you to series of interesting places with typical Blue Mountains scenery. It's more than 60 years since I walked these tracks. Part 30.

Great          photos: https://sites.google.com/site/waterfallsofthebluemountains/home/hazelbrook

A good report: http://www.david-noble.net/blog/?p=13209

Great video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2hOfjUGDr0

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1938 MAP (PART 29): WOODFORD - MURPHY'S LOOKOUT - WOODFORD

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I presume that the 4WD track to Murphy's Glen picnic and campground is the route described here. The two links below will give you lots more information. Part 29

https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/camping-and-accommodation/campgrounds/murphys-glen-campground/visitor-info 
https://www.visitnsw.com/destinations/blue-mountains/katoomba-area/attractions/murphys-fire-trail-woodford-murphys-glen-campground

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1938 Map Part 28: WOODFORD - MABEL FALLS AND CONVICT POOL - EDITH FALLS AND FAIRY FALLS - WOODFORD (PART 27 REVERSED)

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This walk is the reverse of the previous one (Part 27) and is included here for the sake of completion.

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1938 Map (Part 27) WOODFORD - EDITH FALLS - FAIRY FALLS - MABEL FALLS - CONVICT POOL - WOODFORD

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The list of places in the title looks inviting. I haven't been to any of them so I suggest you consult a current guide book or search the Internet (or both).

Woodford Walks: http://www.david-noble.net/blog/?p=6618

Waterfalls of the Blue Mountains: Woodford  https://sites.google.com/site/waterfallsofthebluemountains/home/woodford

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1938 Map (Part 26): WOODFORD - WILSON GLEN - SWIMMING POOL - WOODFORD

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The places visited on this walk are part of a reserve set up as a memorial to Mrs Thomas M Wilson of Woodford in 1934. The story of the opening may be found here. It's from the "Katoomba Daily", 7th April 1934.

NOTE: The memorial park became inaccessible from the highway during road widening some years ago. The footbridge over the railway line is still there. Keith Painter has released a "Pocket Pal" booklet on this area

The monument at the entrance to the reserve

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1938 Map (Part 25): LINDEN TO KING'S CAVE AND RETURN

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There are many similar photographs to be found using Google

This looks like a straightforward walk. The sandstone hereabouts is prone to forming rock shelters (not caves). This is the well known Hawkesbury Sandstone, which does not occur beyond Woodford.

There is a very thorough heritage description of King's Cave here: https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/heritageapp/ViewHeritageItemDetails.aspx?ID=1170704

See also this video from "Ask Roz":

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uwofBte7mM