Red Hands Cave, Jellybean Pool and Blue Pool Tracks - Blue Mountains National Park
Red Hands Cave in Glenbrook where many Aboriginal Hand Stencils and Prints could be found is considered to be one of the best-preserved sites of Aboriginal rock art in the Blue Mountains area . We love hiking in the beautiful Blue Mountains National Park and the track leading to something as important as Red Hands Cave was an added bonus. The track has multiple starting points and you could make the walk as short 20 minutes or as longs as 4+ hours depending on where you decide to park. The closest car park is the Red Hands Cave car park and a brief ten minute walk will get you to the cave. If you park at the Campfire Creek car park and take the longer loop track via Red Hands Cave car park, the walk would be around 8.3 km. However, If you turn back from the Red Hand Cave and trace the steps back, you could get away with about 6 km of walking. As we wanted to visit Blue Pool, Jellybean Pool and the Red Hands Cave, we p...