Outdoors & Wildlife

This historic landscape also featured in some of Australia’s earliest black-and-white films, including Smiley and Smiley Gets a Gun, starring Chips Rafferty, adding a touch of cinematic heritage to the scenery.

The lookout itself is easily accessible and includes a small parking area, sheltered seating area and a compass viewing point. It’s an ideal stop for photography, sightseeing, or simply taking in the scale and beauty of the surrounding countryside.

By night, the experience continues with astronomy opportunities through Red Lantern Tours, which run monthly group stargazing sessions from Razorback Lookout. These guided experiences offer a chance to explore the night sky in a stunning, low-light setting. Private stargazing sessions can also be booked for those looking for a more personalised experience.