Pisgah Rock walking track

Pisgah Rock walking track is a 1.5 km return bush walk from Nepean Lookout Firetrail to an informal sandstone lookout above Erskine Creek Gorge. It is a quick, direct outing: allow 30 to 45 minutes, including a stop at the view. The full return has roughly 57 m of climbing. Walk out to the rock and return the same way; this distance does not include the separate descent toward Erskine Creek.

At Pisgah Rock, you look along a densely wooded gorge, with sandstone cliffs and the creek far below. The lookout is the payoff, rather than a long walk with lots of changing scenery. For a photo, keep a little of the sandstone ledge in the foreground; it gives the tree-covered valley some scale.

The signed track starts beside a small parking area on Nepean Lookout Firetrail, reached from Oaks Firetrail. From Glenbrook, the drive is about 13 km on mostly unsealed road. Vehicle access is controlled by a seasonal gate, so check the Glenbrook gate schedule and current alerts before setting out. A causeway on the approach can be impassable when the river is high. Dogs and other pets are not permitted in the national park.