Come for a guided walk and learn about fire management within our national parks. Staff from the Regional Operations team will lead you on a guided walk showcasing the stunning forests of Deep Creek National Park. On the walk, you will learn about Deep Creek NP’s fire history, as well as some of the important fire dependent species, including threatened birds like the Southern Emu Wren and Beautiful Firetails.

You will be able to see in person the necessity and benefits of prescribed burns as the guides offer their knowledge into the region’s native plants and their need for open spaces and regeneration post fire.

The exact walk is yet to be confirmed. Ticket holders will be notified when the walk is selected and provided with additional details. Please note, the meeting location will not change.

The walk will be between 1.5 and 2 hours long.

MEETING LOCATION

Please meet at the Deep Creek Park Office (138 Tapanappa Rd Deep Creek) at least 5 minutes before the walk.

Park of the Month attendees are exempt from park vehicle access fees but please make sure to provide your car registration number when you book your ticket.

WHAT TO BRING

Enclosed, sturdy shoes
Hat, sunscreen, sun protective clothing
Any personal medications
Insect repellent
Drinking water (minimum 1L per person)
Binoculars (optional)

EVENT CANCELLATIONS

This park is closed on days of Catastrophic Fire Danger and may also be closed on days of Extreme Fire Danger. In the case of park closure or other hazardous weather (and other) events, the walks will be cancelled, and you will be notified via Humanitix.

Contact the host of Fire and Recovery: Guided-Walk