100 Steps of Federation Lookout, Altona Meadows
The 100 Steps of Federation in Altona is one of Melbourne’s best lookouts in the West, offering panoramic views over Port Phillip Bay, the city skyline, and the surrounding landscape. The lookout is on the path of the Hobsons Bay Coastal Trail.

100 Steps of Federation
The 100 Steps of Federation is a popular destination for walkers, photographers, and sightseers. Surrounded by a scenic landscape of gentle hills, you can climb the steps to the top, which is fairly easy.


At the top you’ll find breathtaking 360-degree views of Melbourne’s city skyline, best seen in the early morning or at sunset.

The main path to reach the 100 Steps of Federation is part of the Hobsons Bay Coastal Trail. This scenic route runs along the coastline, connecting various points of interest in Altona, Seaholme, and Williamstown. It offers a scenic and accessible route, whether you choose to walk or bike.

The base of the steps is rich with native plants and wildlife, making it a nice spot for a family nature walk.

There is a carpark if you want to drive to the base of the steps. The path is accessible by pram, but not the steps. It’s suitable for older kids and adults, but the climb may be challenging for younger children.
Details:
Address:
Andrew Park Drive, Altona Meadows VIC 3028
Parking: Onsite
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