Hummock Hill Lookout

Hummock Hill Lookout

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Natural Attractions
  • Aboriginal Culture
  • Adventure
  • History & Heritage
Open 24 hours
  • General

Highlights

  • Overlook the Spencer Gulf from Hummock Hill, soaking in panoramic views of Whyalla's coastline.
  • Explore significant Aboriginal heritage, connecting with the rich cultural history of this sacred site.
  • Walk along the City Walk Centenary Trail, discovering interpretive signs that tell the area's storied past.
  • Drive the one-way sealed road to the lookout, enjoying a smooth journey to historical gun emplacements.
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Overlooking the Spencer Gulf and City of Whyalla, the beach at the bottom of Hummock Hill was the site of the first European settlement in 1901. It is a significant Aboriginal place both mythological and as a camping ground. During World War Two it served as a gun battery and observation post. The 1980s development of the lookout utilised the old gun emplacements that can still be seen today.

A one-way sealed road takes vehicles to the top of the hill.

Hummock Hill is also a part of the City Walk Centenary Trail.

City Walk Centenary Trail includes Hummock Hill lookout and all interpretive signs along the way.

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4.6 / 5 601 Google reviews

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Accreditations

  • SA – Whyalla & Eyre Peninsula

Features

  • Carpark
  • Lookouts

Activities

  • Walks

Tags

  • Aboriginal Culture
  • Adventure
  • History & Heritage
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