Conway National Park Trail Head

There is a nice view at the top of the stairs. It is the starting point for a few several-kilometer-long walking trails. The sign at the bottom of the stairs gives you details of each one.It is a bit awkward to find the stairs, as it is down what looks like a private driveway that has a 'no parking' and a 'no camping' sign at its entrance.

Amazing hidden hiking spot, not many people at all! Quite steep and warm on the way up, bring enough water. Might be hard to find, but google maps shows the trailhead!

An amazing walk and look out at the top. The start of the trail is a little difficult to find because the access road from the top of Kara Cresent to the trail head (50 metres) has been claimed by the local residents. This is a public road, do not let the local residents tell you otherwise. Enjoy.

Bit overgrown, not looked after. Just a trail, no nice views to look at.

Very dry

This is the trailhead for the Honeyeater lookout trail. DO NOT Google Honeyeater" trail or you will end up in Cannonvale and there is no trailhead there and you'll waste an hour minimum. It is a steep walk

No parking in the vicinity makes it not very family friendly. The view at the trail head is pretty but it's in the middle of residential houses, so roofs and buildings. In the case of our visit, a new place higher up the hill above the trail head was under construction so not too peaceful for us. The trail head is not a lookout in that there is no platform, just a dirt track to get started on the bushwalk. This limits photo opportunities. The main view is of the marina and surrounds which is pretty, but as it's man made I feel should be acknowledged.Would be keen to try the walk proper and see if there are other vantage points along the way. All in all, it was ok but not great

Awesome view

First things first. There is no parking at the top of the street where the entrance to the hike is. You need to park in the nearby streets. The hike is relatively easy, the track is well defined and maintained. There's lot's of interesting trees to look at as you make your way to the lookout. It's definitely worth doing as the view to the north is lovely.