Aboriginal Blue Mountains Walkabout

$95

Go walkabout with a local Aboriginal guide.
Visit significant cultural sites and learn about the traditional life.
Try bush food and ochre bark and body painting.

To do this walkabout is to understand what it truly means to be Aboriginal – Katie Trew

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THE DETAILS

$95 per person

Take in secluded parts of the Blue Mountains National Park with a local Darug Aboriginal guide. Learn about the traditional way of life, taste bush foods, learn ochre bark and body painting, relax beside a waterfall and rock pool and take a 3.5-kilometre hike where you’ll see wildlife and spectacular sandstone caves.

INCLUSIONS

Experienced local Aboriginal guide
Pickup and return to Faulconbridge Railway Station
Bush food tasting and creative ochre bark & body painting
A short bushwalk and time to relax near a waterfall and rock pool

WHAT TO BRING

Day-pack
Lunch
Water – At least 1.5 litres in summer or 1 litre in winter
Rain jacket
Swimmers (for paddling, no actual swimming)
Warm layers in winter
Sunscreen and hat
Camera
Toilet paper
Comfortable, enclosed walking shoes with good grip
Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty

FURTHER INFORMATION

Walking time: 2 hours
Walking distance: 3.5 kilometers
Difficulty: Medium. Requires a good level of fitness and agility
Child friendly: No

ITINERARY

10:50am	Meet at Faulconbridge Railway Station
	Set off on a 3.5 kilometre guided bushwalk in a lush rainforest. Relax by a rock pool and waterhole. Taste bush foods and learn traditional ochre bark and body painting.
4:30pm	Return to Faulconbridge Railway Station

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