Cultural Walks & Spaces

ALBURY - Wagirra Trail and Yindyamarra Sculpture Walk

Wiradjuri Country. Along the 5km trail are sculptures created by local Aboriginal artists with panels and links to smart phone videos that share stories of cultural significance.

BAIRNSDALE - Bataluk Cultural Trail

Gunaikurnai Country. The Bataluk Cultural Trail follows traditional routes weaving through sites of Aboriginal significance and spanning an incredibly rich history from the Dreamtime to today.

BELLS BEACH - Point Addis Koori Cultural Walk

Wadawurrung Country. A 2km trail (one-hour return) that details how the Wadawurrung people lived here for millennia. A lovely bushwalk through the Great Otway National Park with echidnas and wallabies, and spectacular coastal outlooks.

BUNDOORA - Keelbundoora Scarred Trees & Heritage Trail

Wurundjeri Country. A 1km trail. RMIT's Bundoora campus has six scarred trees that are rare and fragile reminders of the resource harvesting techniques practiced by hundreds of generations of Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

GREENVALE - Woodlands Historic Park

Wurundjeri Country. The Woodlands Historic Park has a variety of different walking tracks including a cultural walk circuit. The journey will take around 1 hour. There is an abundance of wildlife to experience, scar trees to see and sites of traditional stool tool useage.

LITTLE RIVER - East - West Walk You Yangs Regional Park

Wadawurrung Country. The 4.5km walk will take between 2-3 hours to complete. Experience stunning views, an abundance of birdlife and a Bunjil geoglyph with a wing span of 100 meters and an Aboriginal rock shelter.

MELBOURNE - Birrarung Marr

Wurundjeri Country. 'Birrarung' is the traditional name of the Yarra River; and 'marr' refers to the mist that sometimes settles over the Birrarung. Loosely the words are often translated to 'river of mists'.

MORWELL - Waterhole Creek Cultural Trail

Gunaikurnai Country. This 5km walk along Waterhole Creek contains a series of boarded artworks by elder Uncle Ronald Edwards which explain Gunaikurnai’s cultural heritage through stories and their meanings.

NORTHCOTE - Bushfoodz Language Lane

Wurundjeri Country. ‘Bush Foodz’ is a collaborative project between Dalabon artist Kenita Bush & Trawlwoolway artist Edwina Green.

TORQUAY - Wadawurrung Country Surf Coast Walk

Wadawurrung Country. This 5.7km journey will take the traveller through the windswept sand dunes and coastal regions that the Wadawurrung people tread and camped each season for thousands of years with evidence of their culture and lifestyle still present.

WANGARATTA - Bullawah Cultural Trail

Bpangerang Country. This is a 2.4km self-guided family friendly trail along the Ovens River which explores Aboriginal stories, spirituality, culture, food, sculptures and a uniquely curated Bush Tucker Garden.

WARRAK - La-Ne-Jeering Walk Langi Ghiran State Park

Djab Wurrung Country. This 2km walking trail leads to a sacred art site significant to the Djab Wurrung people. The site is found in the Langri Ghiran State Park which has granite peaks and sloping woodlands.

WARRANDYTE - Wurundjeri Stories Trail

Wurundjeri Country. With the option of a 1km riverside path or a 3.5km loop, this signed-trail explores Wurundjeri history, culture, lifestyle and spirituality. Each sign has a section entitled ‘Bunjil’s Challenge’ which encourages walkers to explore the local surrounds to further their understanding of Wurundjeri life.

WATSONS CREEK - Gawa Wurundjeri Resource Trail

Wurundjeri Country. This short 340m self-guided walking trail explains how Wurundjeri people lived near the creek and used the land to obtain bush foods, medicines, tools, shelter and clothes. The trail introduces visitors to the indigenous flora and fauna, including manna gums, Lomandra (used to weave baskets) and wombat burrows.