Bungoona lookout and path

Great short bushwalk. Suitable for prams and wheelchairs. Nice bike trail. The view is amazing.

Nice lookout 6min walk from carpark

Wide, easy trail. Plenty of space for hikers, runners and mountain bikers to pass each other. Peaceful lookout.

An amazing view. Just have to walk around 450 meters after parking! Must visit spot!

This place is a great place to visit and have a light trail. You can have a quick route from the east part, or take a longer route through the park. The bushes are quite open and areas allow for even more beautiful views, from the river to the ocean. The trees are also a plus for making this trail special.

Easy access if you walk from 159 Farnell Avenue. However I did the loop the other way around and came across this viewpoint towards the end of the loop. Offers a good view and there are benches where you can sit.

Easy broad flat walk that you can do with pushing anything on wheels. Saw a senior person walking this trail with walking frame. Absolutely stunning Bungoona Lookout not far from car park where spacious clean toilets are also located.Native wildflowers, gnarled trees with massive roots & craggy rocks are a visual treat if you pay due attention...The winds are very strong! The view over the deep river gorge reminds you of Scottish Lochs or NZ's Sounds. Obviously - a clear blue sky will enhance your pics.

My absolute favourite local trail run or walk when I lived in the area. Highly recommended midweek daytime to have the entire trail to yourself. Grays Point Road is a good parking/start/finish point for a fabulous 16km. Give yourself 2 hours to run or 4 hours to walk. Not even a Telstra signal from just after Engadine until half way up Honeymoon (going anticlockwise), have a survival strategy - you can run without water and first aid but not recommended for most people. Wear safety specs if running through the tight Engadine - Audley section, definitely take a waterproof map with ID/emergency contact, check for bush fires. Both directions have benefits so I alternate. You will need a national parks pass if parking in the park (annual pass is best).

Easy walking, short distance, suitable for everyone.