Three Sisters Walking Track: Coastal Views and Rainforest Immersion

The Three Sisters walking track is a highlight of Broken Head Nature Reserve, offering an accessible and rewarding experience for nature lovers and casual walkers alike. The 1.6km loop begins near the Broken Head picnic area and meanders through a diverse littoral rainforest. As you walk, you'll be surrounded by native plants and trees, with informative signs detailing the local flora and the Aboriginal story behind the Three Sisters. The trail gradually ascends, with occasional steps and small wooden bridges adding to the charm. The well-maintained path is mostly gravel, with some concrete sections. The highlight of the walk is the Three Sisters Lookout, which provides panoramic coastal vistas. From this vantage point, you can see Kings Beach, rocky coves, and the verdant rainforest you've just traversed. It's also an excellent spot for whale watching during the winter and spring migration seasons. Birdwatchers will enjoy the chance to spot white-bellied sea eagles diving for food. The Aboriginal Dreamtime story tells of three sisters who drowned in a dangerous current and were transformed into the rocky outcrops now known as the Three Sisters. This story serves as a reminder of the ocean's power and the importance of respecting its currents. After enjoying the views, you can extend your visit by exploring Broken Head Beach or having a picnic at the nearby picnic area, which offers barbecue facilities and amenities.