Awabakal Viewpoint Walk (900m), Dudley, New South Wales

Awabakal Viewpoint Walk is a 900m, grade 4 hike located in the Dudley, New South Wales. The hike should take around 45 mins to complete.

Length: 900m

Duration: 45 mins

Grade: 4

Style: Return

Start: 19 Knoll Avenue

End: 19 Knoll Avenue

Location: Dudley

Closest town: Dudley

New South Wales

From state capital: 146km

Longitude: 151.7274886

Latitude: -32.99526978

Hike summary

This short walk from the Awabakal car park out to the Awabakal Viewpoint offers a relaxing walk through native forest with a quiet and secluded viewpoint at the end. The native heath throughout this walk is particularly attractive when in flower (July to October). Why not take a blanket and enjoy a picnic at the viewpoint? This short walk takes you to a lovely viewpoint through native forest and is recommended.

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