The Jebbribillum Lookout sits on a steep headland, marked by a paved platform that overlooks the surf break at Burleigh Heads. Its name comes from the Yugambeh language, identifying this specific ridge as a traditional place for hunting and fishing. For generations, the local people used these heights to watch for schools of mullet moving through the ocean below. A wooden signal tree once occupied this ground, serving as a lookout point for spotters who directed net fishing efforts from the shore.
Jebbribillum Lookout
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