Mungo lookout

Natural Attractions

Can you imagine what life was like when there were towering kangaroos and birds with legs like a horse? At Mungo lookout in Mungo National Park, you can gaze across the ice age lake bed that has uncovered bones of the original megafauna.

Gaze across at the iconic Walls of China’ formation, sculpted over thousands of years, by wind and rain. This erosion has also uncovered artefacts of the Ngyiampaa, Mutthi Muhhti, and Paakantyi Aboriginal People, dating back over 40,000 years. It’s an awesome and humbling vision at any time of day, especially dusk. For more information be sure to stop into Mungo Visitor Centre.

Combine this scenic lookout with accessible Grassland Nature stroll for an overview of the more recent plants and animals of the region. When thoughts turn to lunch, top it off with a tasty picnic at nearby Main campground.

Take a virtual tour of Mungo lookout captured with Google Street View Trekker.

Facilities

Lookouts Non Smoking

Disabled Assistance

Disabled access available

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Rustic picnic table set beneath trees, surrounded by a patchwork of scrubland. Image credit: John

Round Tank picnic area

Mungo, Balranald

Willandra Lakes Region

Willandra Lakes Region

Mungo, Balranald

Zanci Pastoral loop, Mungo National Park. Photo: Wendy Hills/NSW Government

Zanci Pastoral Loop

Mungo, Balranald

Zanci Homestead, Mungo National Park. Photo: Wendy Hills/NSW Government

Zanci Homestead site

Mungo, Balranald

Walls of China

Walls of China

Mungo, Balranald

Sand dunes at Vigars Well picnic area. Photo: Dinitee Haskard OEH

Vigars Well picnic area

Mungo, Balranald

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