Mount Brown Lookout in Henderson, south of Perth, is reached by a short 2 km trail and rewards the climb with wide views over Cockburn Sound and the Darling Ranges. The path suits a range of fitness levels, though sandy sections and several track splits near the top call for care. Take in the panorama from the lookout, and you may spot remote-control planes in the area. Dogs are welcome on-lead, making this an easy outing to share with a dog.
The trail to the lookout
The 2 km trail is described as suitable for all fitness levels. Some sections are sandy, so take care with your footing. Near the top, the track divides in several places; use GPS if the route becomes unclear.
Dogs can join the walk on-lead. The lookout is also a spot to watch remote-control planes in the area.
Views from Mount Brown
From the top, the panorama takes in Cockburn Sound and the Darling Ranges. Industrial buildings interrupt parts of the view, and some noise can carry to the lookout, but quieter moments are possible. Early morning and sunset are suggested times to visit.
FAQ
How long is the Mount Brown Lookout trail?
The trail is 2 km. The time needed to walk it is not specified.
Can I bring my dog to Mount Brown Lookout?
Yes. Dogs are welcome on the trail, but they should be kept on-lead.
What can you see from Mount Brown Lookout?
The lookout has panoramic views over Cockburn Sound and the Darling Ranges. Remote-control planes may also be flying nearby.
