"While the advice said this should be a 3-4 hr walk , it was actually far less at about 2 Hrs . The track is a 4WD access track for a tower at the top, so except for a few bits of gravelly pebbles it was quite easily walked. I would not try it after rain though, both for this reason and the amount of mosquitos and marsh flies. Take a lot of repellent as they were horrendous. While it’s a nice climb, don’t do it if you are after a view. Large trees obscure almost every angle at the top and better partial views are on the way. That said what you can see is lovely vistas of the sea and the surrounding coastal areas. " — brown_eyed_girl71 • Dec 31, 2018

"Having missed out on doing Mt Basil we continued south along the Uloola Falls track to the spot on the maps where there should have been a track off to the east to Peach Trees Trig Station. The area was very overgrown and no sign of the reported track. We attempted a bush bash but again my four year old struggled to get through so we'll attempt it again another time." — Julian4077 • Dec 2, 2018

"Parked at Wattle Forest picnic area and took the Uloola Falls track to the junction and then took the southern branch. At an area along the track due east of the high point, attempted to head west to complete the summit but the coastal heath and other bush was too thick to penetrate especially for my four year old. This summit may require a roundabout trek in, rather than a direct bush bash. " — Julian4077 • Dec 2, 2018

"Parked of Sir Bertram Stevens Drive a couple hundred metres north of Mt Leighton-Bailey. Due to relatively high speeds on the roadway (80km/h) we decided to enter the bush from the car and bush-bash our way south. The bush was just too thick especially for my four year old. The density of the bush was too thick to successfully summit this mountain. Next attempt we'll try from the south which looked a little less dense. While Mt Leighton-Bailey is only 142m west of Sir Bertram Stevens Drive, the vegetation is quite thick and the entry point considerably dangerous, being in a high speed zone and on a corner." — Julian4077 • Sep 2, 2018

"Short trip up Sarahs Knob. Parked on Woronora Dam Road at the entrance to the Pipeline Trail. Hiked along the Pipeline Trail for about 10 minutes to the intersection of Sarahs Knob Trail. Sarahs Knob Trail heads off to the east. On the western side of Pipeline Trail at this intersection is a picnic table. Walk past the picnic table and scramble up the hill to the summit of Sarah's Knob. Here you get a great view out across Woronora Dam. " — Julian4077 • Aug 7, 2018