Rakis Table is a significant landscape feature that forms a flat ‘table-top’ made of Raki Siltstone.  There is a fantastic place to view Rakis table from the intersection of Peaks and Conlans Road – safety first – this road is shared between cyclists and vehicle users – make sure you stand off the road.  Raki Siltstone was deposited around mid-Eocene (approximately 42 million years ago) in a marine environment.

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Historically this site was the location of experimenting with rain making in the late 19th Century.  Incredibly dynamite was used to seed the clouds.  The desired outcome was not achieved. 

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Please be aware the following hazards include: Traffic.