Stillmans Lookout

Above the tapestry of mountain peaks, Stillmans Lookout reveals its secrets. Stillmans Lookout isn’t just a point on a map. It’s a whisper from the past, a stage for nature’s grand performance. Located near Snobs Creek, high in the Victorian mountains, Stillmans Lookout stands at approximately 1329m above sea level. This makes it the sixth highest locality in Victoria. Nearby peaks include Mount Bullfight, Wild Oats Hill, Bill Head, Bleak Hill and Mount Torbreck. Imagine yourself standing on Stillmans Lookout. You can see the vast expanse of the State Forest stretching out before you. Picture the landscape dotted with trees, a mosaic of greens and browns under the ever-changing sky. Stillmans Lookout offers a panorama of the surrounding mountains, a view that stretches to the horizon. From this vantage point, you can appreciate the scale and beauty of the Victorian high country. A short walk from a snow plain on Bullfight road brings you to this remarkable lookout. From there, you can also choose to hike to Bullfight summit. However, be aware that the summit itself doesn’t offer a view. The true visual reward lies at Stillmans Lookout. So, take a moment to breathe in the crisp mountain air. Let the silence of the wilderness wash over you at Stillmans Lookout. It’s a moment of connection with nature.