Walk a 3.8km stretch of the Bundian Way in Thaua Country, led by local Aboriginal Custodians through ancient landscapes and powerful cultural stories. This 3-hour journey from Jigamy to the Pinnacles offers a rare and profound connection to Australia's indigenous heritage.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have a basic to moderate level of fitness able to handle 3.8 km over uneven terrain.
Wildlife
History
The Bundian Way served as a vital travel and trade route connecting Aboriginal groups from the coast to the high country for thousands of years.
Conservation
Tours operated by the Eden Local Aboriginal Land Council promote sustainable visitation that supports cultural preservation and protects fragile ecosystems within Beowa National Park.
Eden Local Aboriginal Land Council
Walk a 3.8km stretch of the Bundian Way in Thaua Country, led by local Aboriginal Custodians through ancient landscapes and powerful cultural stories. This 3-hour journey from Jigamy to the Pinnacles offers a rare and profound connection to Australia's indigenous heritage.
Eden Local Aboriginal Land Council represents the local Aboriginal community in Eden, New South Wales, and offers cultural experiences showcasing Thaua Country. The council leads the Bundian Way - Bilbaan Cultural Experience, a three-hour guided journey that begins with a traditional smoking ceremony at Jigamy. Guided by Country Custodians, participants walk sections of the Bundian Way, learning Aboriginal culture, history and songlines while traversing diverse coastal and ridge landscapes to the Pinnacles.
As a locally based Aboriginal organisation featured on The Adventure Collective, the council facilitates direct connection between visitors and Country through experienced community custodians. The experience emphasizes respectful learning, cultural protocols and listening to place-based stories passed down through generations. Practical details for visitors include a 3-hour duration, starting location at Jigamy, and walks across accessible trails to scenic viewpoints.
The council’s approach centers on living culture: ceremonies, stories and on-Country interpretation led by custodians who maintain cultural responsibility for Thaua Country. This presentation is designed for travelers seeking an authentic, community-led cultural itinerary grounded in Aboriginal knowledge and landscape connection. The Eden Local Aboriginal Land Council provides a structured, guided activity that supports cultural education and awareness while showcasing the Bundian Way’s significance. Visitors should come prepared for walking, sun protection and respectful engagement with custodial guidance. The offering presents an opportunity to learn about Aboriginal heritage in a focused, locally managed format that underscores cultural continuity and place-based learning. Bookings are organised through local channels and details are available directly via The Adventure Collective listing online.
Location
Eden, NSW
On Thaua Country in southern New South Wales
Duration
3-hour
Guided walk with ceremony and viewpoints
Guided By
Country Custodians
Community custodians lead on-Country interpretation
Featured On
The Adventure Collective
Listed for authentic cultural experiences
Secure a guided, 3-hour cultural journey on Thaua Country with traditional welcome and custodial interpretation — available through The Adventure Collective listing.
Wear sturdy, fully enclosed shoes
The trail covers varied terrain including bushland and rocky coastal paths, so solid footwear is essential for comfort and safety.
Bring sun and insect protection
Sunscreen, a hat, and insect repellent are recommended due to exposed coastal sections and bushland environments.
Plan for restroom access
Bathrooms are available at the Keeping Place in Jigamy and near the Pinnacles carpark about 2.8 km along the walk.
Not suitable for strollers or wheelchairs
The natural trail and terrain are uneven and rugged, limiting accessibility for wheeled equipment.
Fully enclosed walking shoes
Protects feet on uneven and rocky trail sections.
Sun hat and sunscreen
Critical for sun protection during exposed coastal stretches.
summer
Insect repellent
Keeps biting insects at bay in bush and heath areas.
spring|summer
Water bottle
Staying hydrated is essential on this 3-hour walk.