Hawkings Point Lookout

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Picnic Bay, Australia

Observation deck· Tourist attraction

Hawkings Point Lookout Reviews | Rating 4.9 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Hawkings Point Lookout is located in Picnic Bay, Australia on 70-88 Picnic St. Hawkings Point Lookout is rated 4.9 out of 5 in the category observation deck in Australia.

Address

70-88 Picnic St

Amenities

Good for kids

Accessibility

No wheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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Marie Bampton

Great walk to a beautiful panoramic view! Even with a bung knee (no ACL), and hot day, the walk was relatively easy.

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Jordan McArthur

Great little hike, which doesn’t take long but is steep. Recommend good footwear due to loose rocks. To find the start of the track drive to end of Picnic Street and you’ll see it. The sunset is amazing from the top. Well worthwhile.

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Alex Van Welderen

Great viewing point, well worth the hike. Starts from end of picknick street

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Paula Miranda

Beautiful views of the island, worth the climb! The beginning of the track is on picnic Bay and not on the road between picnic bay and Base Backpackers. We didn't realise that and wasted some time looking for it.

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Fiona Holland

Easy enough reasonably short walk with sensational views

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rocky adam

Nice 360 lookout

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Oliver Bagge

Nice walk and great view

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Jay Kingsun

Magnetic Island in North Queensland has many hiking and walking trails. A major portion of the Island is declared National park which preserves it in a pristine condition. The track is accessed via the eastern end of Picnic street. This trail is a short walk which is easily managed even with children in tow. Around 30 minutes of walking will reward you with spectacular views over Rocky Bay, Picnic Bay and across to the mainland city of Townsville. A perfect short walk for those with moderate fitness levels. A fenced lookout at the top provides a safe area for children and adults to enjoy the beautiful views. The trail is clean and will worn with only mild difficulty the whole length. In the winter months it's possible to see whales migrating north across the bay. As with most of North Queensland this walk is best done in the cooler months. The summer heat could easily overcome travellers who aren't used to our summer heat and humidity so take lots of water with you on the walk. Wildlife along the trail can include Koalas so keep an eye out for these shy Australian Marsupials. There are some areas of the walk that may prove difficult for some as you have to scramble across a few rocks. But with care these should not be a problem for most people.