Warrah Trig

Nice bushwalk with a beautiful view of patonga ,northern beaches and the mouth of the hawksberry River for a reward I highly recommend it for an afternoon walk

Applies from Mon 5 Dec 2022, 10.07am to Fri 3 Feb 2023, 8.00pm. Last reviewed: Mon 5 Dec 2022, 10.10am.Closed areas: Warrah Trig Road closed to vehiclesWarrah Trig Road is closed to vehicles until further notice due to damage from ongoing rainfall events.The road has a tendency to develop deep ruts and boggy sections, making it unsafe and impassable for vehicles.The road is open to pedestrians and cyclists. However, please take care when traversing wet sections as they may be slippery.Alternate pedestrian access to Warrah lookout is available via Pearl Beach to Patonga fire trail.The road will be re-opened as soon as it is safe and repair work has been completed.

Beautiful part of Central Coast. Easy walking, great views and fascinating landscape. The wildflowers are out in all their glory at this time of year (August) and the Honeyeaters and Pardalotes are just starting to make themselves known. Well worth the visit.

Good lookout, short walk from carpark. Great views.

Spectacular views and the walk is nice getting there. It's not too hard.

The road to the carpark is currently closed officially because of the rain damage, but this looks like it has been repaired! The only things stopping people driving the 1.5km is the stone blocks and the sign saying road closed to vehicles, overall pleasant walk with nice views at the lookout.

Nice trek with awesome view

we were here for Elephant Rock sunset, and trying to find a path to the Rock from this unsealed Warrah Trig road, accidentally ran into Tony Doyle Track and end up at Warrah Lookout, what a pleasant little detour.

The views are fab. Short walk from the Carpark to this.

Short walk down to the lookout which boosts great panoramic views