The Aboriginal Heritage Walk is an opportunity for the public to learn about how the Gayamaygal live and have lived in this Country, the unique endangered vegetation and engravings at Tania Park to Grotto Point.

This walk will be lead by Karen Smith from the Aboriginal Heritage Office and is organised by the Northern Beaches Council as part of the Celebrate Australia Program.

Please note, the Grotto Point Track has narrow paths, some rock walking and short inclines.

There is a dress code required due to the risks of ticks in the area. You must wear a hat, long pants, a long sleeved shirt and covered in shoes with long socks to minimise the amount of skin exposed. The Events Team will also have tropical strength insect repellent that we advise applying before the walk commences.

Meeting point:
Tania Park - Grotto Point Track entry at Dobroyd Headland - Dobroyd Scenic Drive, Balgowlah Heights NSW 2093

Maximum capacity of 18 guests for the walk group.

Aboriginal Heritage Walk - Tania Park - 16 Jan 2025

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