Flat Rock Lookout - NSW

Located within Coorabakh National Park. A small fenced viewing platform opens out over sweeping plains. On clear days, the Coxcomb, Goonook and Killabakh nature reserves are visible far into the distance, laid out like a green and yellow patchwork of dense blackbutt forests and grassy fields. Be sure to bring binoculars and a camera too – birds of prey are known to nest in the cliffs, with peregrine falcons and wedge-tailed eagles sometimes circling overhead, making this a great spot for birdwatching.Flat Rock lookout is in the northern precinct of Coorabakh National Park. To get there:From Coopernook and Moorland, take Forest Drive Road north Travel through Coopernook State Forest and follow the signs to Coorabakh National Park Turn left at Newbys Creek Road, and follow signs via Starrs Creek to Flat Rock lookout.2WD vehicle access on an unsealed road (4WD required if wet). Parking is available at the lookout but no longer vehicle/trailer parking.