Overlooking the Hawkesbury region stands Marges Lookout. A peaceful spot in Glenbrook it offers breathtaking views. Marges Lookout is named after Marjorie Shoobert Hayes. She was the daughter of Simeon Henry Walker a local councillor and Shire President. The lookout was officially named on June 2nd 1932. This was the same day Elizabeth Lookout received its name. Both lookouts are easily accessible. A short walk from the parking area on Barnet Street brings you to a fork in the trail. Take the left path for Marges Lookout. The right path leads to Elizabeth Lookout. From Marges Lookout you can see the Penrith Lakes parkland. On a clear day you might even spot the Penrith International Regatta Centre. This easy bushwalk is perfect for a morning stroll. You can enjoy the sunrise over the Hawkesbury. Marges Lookout is more than just a scenic viewpoint. It’s a tribute to a local woman. It’s also a gateway to the beauty of the Blue Mountains. So take your time enjoy the view and remember Marjorie Shoobert Hayes. Marges Lookout awaits your visit.
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