Two 64-pounder guns, built in 1820, are positioned either side of the memorial along the sandstone fort, which represents the colonial forts used in early Australia

Two 64-pounder guns, built in 1820, are positioned either side of the memorial along the sandstone fort, which represents the colonial forts used in early Australia

Great views over Lake Burleigh Griffin

Great views over Lake Burleigh Griffin

Sunsets over Canberra

Sunsets over Canberra

Two 64-pounder guns, built in 1820, are positioned either side of the memorial along the sandstone fort, which represents the colonial forts used in early Australia

Two 64-pounder guns, built in 1820, are positioned either side of the memorial along the sandstone fort, which represents the colonial forts used in early Australia

Incredible views

Incredible views

    LookoutsUpdated 10 months ago

    Mount Pleasant Lookout

    Mount Pleasant Lookout is in Duntroon Canberra , right at the very top where you can see beautiful views of Lake Burley Griffin also Duntroon Royal Military College and Jerrabomberra Wetlands.

    Great signage provided of the views and historical information like General Bridges, Australia’s highest ranking soldier in World War I. General Bridges was the only Australian soldier killed at Gallipoli to be buried in Australia.

    The lookout is opened from 6am to 7pm, has easy access to parking and the lookout, which is all paved terrain.

    No toilets provided closest is Campbell Public toilet a 5 minute drive which is wheelchair accessible with parking available opened from 7am to 8pm.

    Easy terrain
    Accessible parking
    Accessible toilet
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