Where did Govett's Leap get its name from?

Govett's Leap is named after the early Australian explorer and surveyor, William Govett, who is credited with the discovery of the spectacular lookout in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales in the 1830s. The name "Leap" refers to the dramatic cliffs and waterfalls in the area, suggesting a sense of grandeur and breathtaking views. The location has since become a popular tourist destination, renowned for its stunning vistas of the Grose Valley.