St Johns Lookout (200m), Katandra Reserve, New South Wales

St Johns Lookout is a 200m, grade 1 hike located in the Katandra Reserve, New South Wales. The hike should take around 12 mins to complete.

Length: 200m

Duration: 12 mins

Grade: 1

Style: Return

Start: 59 Toomeys Rd

End: 59 Toomeys Rd

Location: Katandra Reserve

Closest town: Holgate

New South Wales

From state capital: 90.1km

Longitude: 151.3908506

Latitude: -33.40574079

Hike summary

This is a very short walk across the picnic area to the lookout - you can see the end of the walk from the start. The council has installed a sandstone footpath that arcs around the picnic area and leads to St Johns Lookout. The path also leads to picnic tables and accessible toilets. You will also find electric BBQs just off from the path. A great spot with some shade the view from the lookout is great on a sunny day.

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Katandra Reserve is a reserve northwest of Mount Elliot, New South Wales.

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