McDougall's Lookout

Beautiful unique walk trough the Forrest. I love this track. From here you can enter the beach and walk along the coast. My favorite path for quiet moments.

Awesome walk through the bushland by Pipeclay Lake. Accessible from Cultural Centre, Racecourse or Community Hall. The view of the lake from the picnic area to the ocean just over the dune is special.

Beautiful walk through the Paperbark forest to lake and beach. A path entrance is opposite the Cultural Centre just to the right of the driveway (no sign). Once you are on the boardwalk the left fork goes to the beach and some picnic tables. Right fork to a loop giving views of the lake.

Walk to McDougall's, good path access across from cultural centre. No signs . Half boardwalk. Accessible also from beach at pipeclay creek. No views from lookout now, due to overgrowth. But easy 20min walk either direction .

Nice walk, highly recommended.

Yarning circle of local cultural story making

Beautiful

Lovely walking paths through a paperbark nature reserve and pipeclay area alongside a creek that opens in flood to the Pacific Ocean. This area was home to our Original inhabitants, the Gumbaingirr Tribe for many thousands of years.

A great place to commune with nature and view the natural environment. Good walkways, but needs a few repairs.

I enjoyed the walk along the boardwalk through the paperbark trees to McDougall's Lookout

Not worth your time. The board walk is in a bad condition, lot of planks are broken. The view at McDougall is also not really that amazing. A funny detail is that McDougall himself found a canoo here which is displayed at the aboriginal cultural centre just around the corner. I would go to that place, skip McDougall’s lookout and circle around it to have a stroll on the beach. That’s way more amazing with better sights than the lookout

Never been there