Starkeys lookout

Starkeys Lookout Fitzroy Falls is a destination that offers both adventure and tranquility.

It is located near Fitzroy Falls lookout and the Redhills fire trail, and is the first point along West Rim walking track that provides a clear view of Fitzroy Falls and Lady Hordern Falls. From the viewing platform, visitors can enjoy the breathtaking scene of cascading falls, bushland, and sandstone cliffs, as well as the convergence of Yarrunga Creek and Wildes Meadow Creek.

The main attraction of Starkeys Lookout Fitzroy Falls is the spectacular display of waterfalls. Visitors can relax and admire the cascades from the viewing platform, while also enjoying sweeping views of the surrounding bushland and cliffs. For those who enjoy hiking, the 3km long West Rim walking track is a great option, offering well-marked trails and scenic views.

The best time to visit Starkeys Lookout Fitzroy Falls is during spring when the waterfalls are at their fullest. The weather during this season is also ideal for outdoor activities. It is not recommended to visit during the hot summer months, as the weather can be uncomfortable for hiking. Winter can bring harsh weather conditions, so it is important to check the weather and track conditions before venturing out.

There are various ways to reach Starkeys Lookout Fitzroy Falls. Visitors can drive 10km from Belmore Falls carpark via Highlands Way. Alternatively, they can park at Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre and take a 3km return walk to the lookout on the West Rim walking track. The Redhills fire trail is another entry point to the walking track, accessible via Nowra Road and Nulla Nulla Road.