It was a great view from the top, and the hike wasn’t bad at all. Unfortunately a lot of graffiti, but not much you can do about that. There are a couple of excellent views on the way up, but don't let that deceive you from the highest point, which is the best view. If you live in or around the Northbridge area, this is a place to check out!

Lookout Rock is the bomb dot com! 🌟 Talk about major Y2K vibes with that killer view – like, seriously Instagram-worthy! 🍂 Perfect autumn feels for a chill stroll or bike ride. It's basically the ultimate spot to soak in those good vibes and capture some aesthetic moments. 10/10 would recommend for anyone who's into that dope combo of nature and nostalgia. 🚵‍♂️✨ #LookoutRock #AutumnAesthetic #Y2KVibes

Beautiful view and nice short hike from parking lot. Pic from the summer so now the trees are starting to be colorful.

Stunning views after a 7 minute walk. There is enough parking for 5 cars at the entrance. Hidden gem in Northbridge. The graffiti is unfortunate but on a clear day you can see for miles in each direction.

Great place to enjoy nature and geology lots of rock cliffs nice pine, hemlock forest king Phillips trail sad to say there's a lot of graffiti

Great easy hike with nice views! Pictured are rice pond and views from the top. The graffiti on the rock was cool. Trail is marked well. Definitely would go back and definitely recommend!

Very good views. Better signage to show where the rock is would be helpful. There is a few trails in the forest and it would be kinda easy to miss it.

Lookout Rock is off a winding, country back road off the old Quaker Highway on the way to Uxbridge from Northbridge. I It is a great view across from Goat Hill, down from a great kayak/canoe access point at Plummers Landing (the old Blackstone Canal stopover) and also nearby River Bend Farm and its old arch bridge, canal and farmlands (old Voss Farm).  The views are worth re-visiting, at least every season as the dramatic landscape will offer both bold and subtle changes of beauty.

Nice, short trail maybe half a mile out and back. Not well marked. There are several forks and I went the wrong way and made it a loop. Use Alltrails or something similar to find your way. The lookout rock itself is almost completely covered with graffiti and I picked up a glass liquor bottle and several other pieces of trash there. On the bright side, that was the only trash there and I didn't notice any on the trail. The view was nice as well. A worthwhile stop, but I wouldn't drive too far out of my way to go.

A very pretty spot for anyone to see. Some may consider the painted rocks vulgar and not safe for kids to see.

Lookout rock provides a good scenic view. It has limited parking but was not that busy considering it was winter and last day of 2020. From the top, I could see a few trails going down but didn’t know where it starts so didn’t go that way. Overall, a very good afternoon spent.

Not a very good lookout, all the trees grew up blocking the view. Also couldn't find King Phillips cave, too many cross trails not marked.

Very easy way to get to the lookout rock, my 4 years old daughter did it, the only thing to have in mind is mosquitos repellent, they were so many in this time of the year, otherwise it wss a very pleasant hike.

There are absolutely no trail markers signage for a new person to follow. Lookout Rocks are spray painted all over. I met few young men there who were smoking weed. But we also met a nice lady park ranger and we chatted for few mins. She agreed that this place badly needs trails markings and some upkeep. While returning back we noticed a faded signage way up on a tree to lookout rock and I wish we had seen it while going in. Lots of mosquitoes as well.