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Pigeon House Mountain/Didthul, Morton National Park The Ulladulla section of Morton National Park features this eye-catching mountain, which Captain James Cook thought looked like a square dovehouse with a dome on top, hence its name. The local Aboriginal people obviously had a different viewpoint and named it Didhol, meaning 'woman's breast'. The mountain has now been assigned a dual name by the Geographic Names Board. The area is an Aboriginal women's Dreaming area. A 5 km return walk to the summit (for the reasonably fit) provides breathtaking 360-degree views taking in the Pacific Ocean, Budawang Mountains and Clyde River Valley. 25 km NW. For other sections of the park see Bundanoon, Nowra and Robertson.
Mollymook: excellent surfing and beach fishing; 2 km N. Narrawallee Beach: popular surf beach with nearby Narrawallee Inlet featuring calm shallow water ideal for children; 4 km N. Lakes: good swimming, fishing and waterskiing at Burrill Lake (5 km SW) and Lake Conjola (23 km NW). Milton: historic town with art galleries and outdoor cafes. Village markets are held on the hwy 1st Sat each month, the Scarecrow Festival in June and the Escape Arts Festival in Sept; 7 km NW. Pointer Gap Lookout: beautiful coastal views; 20 km NW. Sussex Inlet: coastal hamlet with fishing carnival in July; 47 km N.
