Viewpoints and peaks in Gippsland

This collection spans the diverse geography of Eastern Victoria, from the rugged granite peaks of the Alpine National Park to the dramatic coastal cliffs of Phillip Island. It features Mount Bogong, the state's highest summit, alongside geological wonders like the 600-meter-deep Little River Gorge and the basalt formations of Pyramid Rock. Key sites include historic structures like McKillops Bridge and fire lookouts providing 360-degree views of the Great Dividing Range and the Southern Ocean.

Viewpoints and Peaks — Map

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Seal Rocks Lookout

Overlooks the Nobbies and Australia’s largest colony of Australian Fur Seals.

B

Mount Bogong

Mount Bogong, located in the Alpine National Park and part of the Victorian Alps of the Great Dividing Range, is the highest mountain in…

C

Pyramid Rock Lookout

Provides views of a distinct triangular basalt rock formation and the Phillip Island coastline.

D

Seagull Rock Lookout

Coastal vantage point near the Nobbies on Phillip Island.

E

Nowa Nowa Gorge Lookout

Overlooks the steep sandstone cliffs of Boggy Creek and the surrounding forest.

F

Snowy River Lookout

Offers views of the Snowy River estuary and the coastal town of Marlo.

G

McKillops Bridge

A historic 255-metre steel-truss bridge spanning the Snowy River, known for its height and engineering.

H

Pannikan Point

High-altitude vantage point overlooking the Snowy River valley.

I

Southcoast Lookout

Coastal viewpoint on Phillip Island facing the Bass Strait.

J

Scotchmans Summerland Beach Lookout

Overlooks the Summerland Peninsula and the site of the Penguin Parade.

K

Wombat Gap

A mountain pass located within the Alpine National Park.

L

Dimmick Lookout

Vantage point near Mount Buller offering views across the Victorian Alps.

M

Pinnacles Lookout

Features a fire lookout tower providing 360-degree views of the Alpine National Park and Dargo region.

N

Sculpture Park Scenic Lookout

Elevated viewpoint overlooking Western Port Bay and the surrounding countryside.

O

Conservation Hill

Overlooks the Rhyll Inlet wetlands, a significant habitat for migratory wading birds.

P

Lawson Falls

Seasonal waterfall located within the Bunyip State Park.

Q

One Tree Hill

High point offering panoramic views of the rugged Snowy River National Park landscape.

R

Little River Falls Lookout

Overlooks an 80-metre waterfall where the Little River drops into the gorge.

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Little River Gorge Lookout

Provides views into Victoria's deepest gorge, plunging 600 metres to the river below.

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W Tree Falls Lookout

Vantage point for viewing the waterfall on W Tree Creek near the Snowy River.

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