Pigeon House Mountain Didthul: a challenging South Coast walk

Prepare for a steep Morton National Park return walk with ladders, forest and summit views over the South Coast.

By Is Great EditorialUpdated 12 September 20265 min read

Pigeon House Mountain Didthul walking track is a demanding return walk in the southern section of Morton National Park. It combines forest and sandstone terrain with a steep ascent and ladders near the summit.

The NSW National Parks visitor guide (opens in a new tab) lists the route as 7.1 km return, Grade 4, with many steps and very steep sections. It starts from the picnic area off Yadboro Road; check weather and road conditions before travelling.

Check the local alerts page (opens in a new tab) for closures or other current conditions before you leave.

For orientation, the Visit NSW listing (opens in a new tab) identifies the visitor address on Pigeon House Road at Yadboro.

Sources last validated: 9 September 2026.

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