Mount Anderson

Located in the NSW Southern Tablelands region. Access via Goulburn or Braidwood as nearest towns. Approach by vehicle to trailhead, then walk to summit. Check local road conditions before travelling.

Mount Anderson is a local landmark in the NSW Southern Tablelands, standing at 1991 metres elevation. The peak offers significant panoramic views across the region and has become a popular spot for landscape and summit photography among hikers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Start early to avoid afternoon cloud cover and ensure good visibility for summit photography
Bring plenty of water and sun protection — exposed terrain offers limited shade
Check weather conditions before departing; mountain weather can change rapidly
Wear sturdy hiking boots with good grip for rocky terrain
Allow 3-4 hours for the return trip depending on fitness level