Families walk the bush tracks of Balls Head Reserve with an Aboriginal Heritage Office officer. They learn about the Cammeraygal people, see harbour views and visit a large rock engraving near the Coal Loader.
Good to know
- Children must be accompanied by a supervising adult.
- Start at the Welcome Desk outside The Coal Loader.
- Bring sturdy enclosed shoes, a hat, sunscreen, weather-appropriate clothing and drinking water.
- Walkers should be comfortable walking for up to 90 minutes with regular stops.
- Free entry, but booking is marked as required.
- Bush tracks have uneven surfaces, steps and moderate slopes.
Led by an officer from the Aboriginal Heritage Office; part of Picnic at Balls Head: Celebrating 100 Years.
Tickets
Free
Booking is on events.humanitix.com.
Where
Coal Loader Centre for Sustainability
2 Balls Head Drive, Waverton, NSW 2060
Sessions
Sources
- North Sydney Council (opens in a new tab) · checked Wed 14 Oct
Details can change. The organiser’s page is always right.