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A scenic mountain lookout that's a short walk away from Barrington Tops Forest Road. Many of the trees found in the distance are Antarctic beech trees, and proves a much easier alternative than the Antarctic beech forest in Gloucester Tops.
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No, it doesn't actually contain a hole, but it does sometimes feel like NSW's equivalent of the Edge of the World but over mountains. From here, you'll be viewing a giant plateau that's snow-grassed. Access is via a short 300-metre trail with parking along the southbound section of Barrington Tops Forest Road.
The highest point of the park with an elevation of 1,544 metres.