Mount Loch

Located in the NSW Southern Tablelands region. Access via nearest town Goulburn (approximately 70-90km away depending on trailhead). Travel on local roads; check specific trailhead access routes before visiting as entry points may vary.

Mount Loch is a significant local peak in the Southern Tablelands, valued by photographers and bushwalkers for its elevated position and panoramic views. The area holds importance for local hiking communities and serves as a reference point in the broader Tablelands geography.

Start early to catch morning light for photography and avoid afternoon cloud cover
Bring plenty of water and sun protection — exposure at 1865m is significant
Wear sturdy hiking boots; mountain terrain can be rocky and uneven
Check weather conditions before heading out; conditions change rapidly at elevation
Allow 3-4 hours for a return trip depending on fitness level