Aboriginal Plant Use Trail Walk
Discover the many ingenious ways Australian Aboriginal people used plants for food, fire, tools and more on this self-guided walk.
Learn about Aboriginal culture and customs, particularly the local Ngunnawal people.
Aboriginal cultures of Australia are the oldest living cultures in the world. These cultures have been passed on over thousands of years, including knowledge of plants used to survive in Australia’s sometimes inhospitable environments.
Pick up copy of the Aboriginal Plant Use Trail Walk map (PDF 356 KB) from the Visitor Centre.
Please do not pick or eat the plants.
Site accessibility
- Not wheelchair accessible
Type of walk
Loop track
Walk grade
Easy to moderate
Walk distance
1.2 km
Time required
1 hour