One of the West Coast's most photographed spots, The Lookout climbs up onto a plateau with stunning, far-reaching views — especially when the fog rolls out. It's a popular, highly-rated run, and there are plenty of other tracks to explore in the area too.

The route is a gravel track that finishes with rock steps leading up to the lookout. It's generally rated easy, though the surface is bumpy and loose, with soft gravel climbs that can challenge traction. Most stock utes handle it comfortably, but long-wheelbase rigs and vehicles with a poor rear approach angle may struggle to reach the best photo spot right at the top.

Keep your speed down — the cliff edge at the lookout is unguarded and can't be seen as you drive up, which adds to the fun but means real risk. We highly recommend not driving or standing close to the edge; do so at your own risk.