Warris Chair lookout track starts at Nellies Glen picnic area in the Carrington Falls precinct of Budderoo National Park. To get there:

• Take Jamberoo Mountain Road from Robertson or Jamberoo
• Turn onto Cloonty Road at the Carrington Falls sign
• Turn right into Nellies Glen picnic area

Parking

Parking is available in several small bitumen carparks at Nellies Glen picnic area where this walk begins.

There are lots of great things waiting for you in Budderoo National Park. Here are some of the highlights.

Autumn

Visit between April and August and you may be treated to the spectacular sight of a male lyrebird displaying for a female during the breeding season The park's waterfalls are at their best during the higher rainfall months of late summer and early autumn Don't be deterred by a bit of wet weather either – the rainforest comes alive in the rain, with the earthy smell of the leaf litter, the calls of the lyrebirds, the rain dripping off leaves and the sound of the river all making for a truly magical environment .

Spring

Enjoy a walk or cycle through the open forest, woodland and heath along the Budderoo track for a good chance to see wildflowers in late winter and spring.

Summer

During the summer months, the canopy of the rainforest acts as a natural sunscreen, filtering out approximately 75 per cent of direct sunlight. The cooler yet humid air makes it an ideal environment to escape the harsh summer sun.

There are toilets and picnic facilities at Carrington Falls picnic area and Nellies Glen picnic area.

• Warris Chair lookout track factsheet
• Warris Chair lookout track map (1.1MB pdf)

Disability access level - medium

• Warris Chair lookout track is 1.5m-3m wide, hard-packed ground and flat along its length. Most of the track may be suitable for wheelchair users, prams and people with reduced mobility.
• At the end of the walk there are 21 wood steps that descend to Warris Chair lookout. The steps have a handrail on one side.
• Warris Chair lookout is a rocky outcrop - assistance may be required on this uneven surface.
• There are non-flush toilets at Nellie's Glen picnic area where this walk begins, but they're not accessible or ambulant.