Wildlife & Cultural Tour at Yengo National Park by Girri Girra
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in reasonable physical condition to handle walking and uneven terrain.
Overview
Discover the deep cultural history of Yengo National Park on a guided Aboriginal tour with Girri Girra. Experience ancient engravings, storytelling, and breathtaking views—all while learning about Australia's First Nations.
Yengo National Park Aboriginal Tour - School Tour
All Ages • 4 hours • 2km walk • Walk in the footsteps of Australia's first people
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About This Adventure
Experience the rich heritage of Australia’s first people on a captivating 4-hour journey. Begin at Finchley Trig Lookout for breathtaking views and an Acknowledgement of Country. Discover ancient engravings and immerse yourself in storytelling, song, and dance, connecting the past to the present in a truly memorable way.
Walk in the footsteps of Australia’s first people and feel their living connection to the 21st century.
Schedule
- Departs 9:00am
- 4 hours
- Distance: 2 km
- Difficulty: Easy
About
Following your guide, drive to stunning Finchley Trig Lookout for an Acknowledgement of Country. You will have a 360-degree view overlooking Mt Yengo, which is as significant to local people as Uluru is to its people. Your guide will show you engravings and share ancient stories. You will hear language through story, song, and dance.
Adventure Tips
Respect cultural sites
Always follow guides' instructions and avoid touching or disturbing engravings and sacred areas.
Stay hydrated
Bring water for walking in the sun and wear sun protection to stay comfortable during outdoor activities.
Wear suitable footwear
Comfortable, sturdy shoes are recommended for walking on uneven terrain.
Arrive early
Arriving at least 15 minutes before the tour starts helps ensure a smooth experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Eastern grey kangaroo
- Australian brushtail possum
History
Yengo National Park was established as a protected area in 1986, preserving both natural landscapes and indigenous cultural sites.
Conservation
Girri Girra emphasizes sustainable tourism, ensuring the preservation of sacred sites and natural habitats for future generations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Water bottle
Stay hydrated while exploring the rugged landscapes and cultural sites.
year-round specific
Comfortable hiking shoes
IMPORTANT for walking on rocky, uneven ground.
year-round specific
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Protect yourself from sun exposure during outdoor activities.
spring;summer;fall specific
Light rain jacket
Prepare for changing weather conditions with a compact rain jacket.
spring;fall;winter specific