Mount William (Duwul)

The public drive ends at Mount William Carpark. From there, continue on foot up the steep paved access road for roughly 2 kilometres to the summit. Allow about 45 minutes uphill if you are moderately fit, and expect the descent to be quicker but hard on the knees. The route is straightforward, though the continuous slope makes it feel more strenuous than the distance suggests. Wear shoes with a reliable grip and take your time on the way down.

The useful facility is the surface carpark at the foot of the walk. The site does not advertise food, toilets or potable water at the summit, so arrive self-sufficient with drinking water and anything else you need. Treat the steep track, exposed edges and loose or slippery rock seriously, especially after rain.

This is a summit for the panorama rather than a complicated landmark at the top. The reward is the sense of standing above the whole range, with views that keep unfolding as you climb. It is a worthwhile stop for photographers and anyone who wants the park's biggest-scale view, but it is less rewarding if you are looking for a short, level roadside lookout.