The Warrah Trig station is a very short walk from the end of the unsealed Warrah Trig Road – or a slightly longer walk if the road is closed (which it may be after heavy rain). The trig station is located on a rock outcrop near the start of the Tony Doyle walking track, which starts from the parking area at the end of Warrah Trig Road.
The trig consists of a metal pole on a concrete base, with filtered views through the trees. When the area around the tig was kept clear, you could see the Barrenjoey, Saratoga, Topham (West Head) trig stations from here.
Getting to Warrah Trig
It’s a very short walk along the Tony Doyle walking track from the carpark (on Warrah Trig Road); it’s worth continuing to the Warrah Lookout. You can also access the trig from Patonga and Pearl Beach via the Pearl Beach-Patonga Firetrail.
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