Mount Stirling

Located in the NSW Southern Tablelands, approximately 90km south-west of Canberra. Access via Gundagai or Tumut towns. Mountain is accessed via walking tracks; no vehicle access to summit.

Mount Stirling is a significant peak in the Southern Tablelands region of NSW, known locally for its panoramic views across the surrounding high country and farmland. The mountain has been an important landmark for outdoor enthusiasts and photographers visiting the region.

Start early to avoid afternoon cloud cover that obscures summit views
Bring plenty of water and sun protection – exposed ridge with minimal shade
Wear sturdy hiking boots; terrain is rocky and can be slippery when wet
Check weather conditions before heading up; visibility changes rapidly
Best photography light is early morning or late afternoon