Sumac Lookout

Experience the Beauty of Tasmania’s Wilderness - Sumac Lookout, Arthur River, TAS Sumac Lookout, located within the Trowutta Forest Reserve, is a scenic destination in Tasmania’s northwest region.

It is a nature lover's paradise and a perfect spot for adventure seekers looking to experience Tasmania's unspoiled wilderness.

At Sumac Lookout, visitors can enjoy an unparalleled vista of the valley and Arthur River below. The area is surrounded by towering eucalypt forests, ancient trees, and a diverse range of flora and fauna. Informative signs and seating are provided, making it an ideal spot for a picnic lunch or a quiet break. Birdwatching and photography enthusiasts will also find ample opportunities to capture the beauty of the Tasmanian wilderness.

In addition to the lookout, there are other attractions in the area worth exploring. Arthur River, a small township located at the most western point of Tasmania, serves as a base for visitors planning to take an Arthur River cruise. Trowutta Arch State Reserve features a unique water-filled sinkhole, making it a must-see for geology enthusiasts. Rapid River is another attraction worth checking out.

The best time to visit Sumac Lookout and its surrounding area is during summer (December-February) when temperatures are mild and rainfall is low. Visitors can reach Sumac Lookout by car, which is the most convenient way to get there. Accommodation options along the route to Sumac Lookout are limited. Visitors can find self-contained holiday home rentals in Marrawah or stay at