The summit track on Wollumbin (Mount Warning) is closed until further notice, so a family visit today happens at the base of the shield volcano rather than on top of it. The Lyrebird track is the walk to take: an easy, short route through palm forest to a viewing platform. Afterwards, the national park itself suggests staying at Breakfast Creek, where the toilets are, or moving on to the Korrumbyn Creek picnic area for lunch. The trade-off is the road in. Parking at both creeks is limited, and Mount Warning Road can flood quickly, even in a local storm, so a wet forecast can end the day before it starts.
Family FAQ
Where are the toilets at Mount Warning?
Toilets are at Breakfast Creek carpark.
Is there parking at Mount Warning?
Parking at Breakfast Creek and Korrumbyn Creek is limited; Breakfast Creek does not suit caravans or camper trailers and has a high theft risk.
