Overlooking the Megalong Valley, Peckmans Plateau Lookout offers a tranquil escape. Peckmans Plateau Lookout is a hidden gem in Katoomba. It boasts scenic views, especially of Megalong Creek flowing below. The lookout is named after Harry Peckman. He was a local legend. He was known for his horse-drawn cab and coach services, transporting visitors around Katoomba from 1884 onwards. Harry, along with his brother John, even pioneered the first daily coach service from Katoomba to the Jenolan Caves. Before 1930, Harry and his son cleared a section of the plateau, creating a picnic area. Today, the short, easy walking trail to Peckmans Plateau Lookout starts from Cliff Drive. It’s just a few hundred meters north of Cahill’s Lookout. While the path might be a bit overgrown, the view from the fenced lookout is worth the short walk. You can also combine your visit to Peckmans Plateau Lookout with a visit to nearby lookouts like Cahill’s, Narrow Neck, Landslide, and Eagle Hawk, all accessible via Cliff Drive. Peckmans Plateau Lookout remains surprisingly unknown. This means you can often enjoy its spectacular views in peaceful solitude. So, next time you’re in Katoomba, escape the crowds and discover the hidden beauty of Peckmans Plateau Lookout. It is a testament to a local legend and offers breathtaking views of the Megalong Valley.
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