Climb up onto the plateau here and you're treated to some of the most photographed views on the West Coast, especially when the fog rolls out and the country opens up below you. It's a popular, highly-rated run, and there are plenty of other tracks to explore around the same area if you've got the time.

Mostly a gravel track that finishes with rock steps up to the lookout itself. Generally rated easy, though the surface is bumpy and loose, with soft gravel climbs that can test your traction. Most stock utes handle it fine, but long-wheelbase rigs or anything with a poor rear approach angle may struggle to reach the best photo spot right at the top.

Keep your speed down on the way up. The cliff edge at the lookout is unguarded and you can't see it as you approach, which adds to the fun but is a real risk.

Best not to drive or stand close to the edge, and if you do, it's at your own risk.