Coomee Nulunga Cultural Trail
Follow the path of the Rainbow Serpent through this windswept bushland trek in Ulladulla.
Overview
This 3.1km walking loop in Ulladulla winds through windswept bushland that gives way to sweeping coastal vistas as you stride towards the lookout at Warden Head.
A wind-blown sculpture of Corroboree man, Bulan Yuin, greets walkers at the start of the track which follows the path of Dreamtime story creator, the Rainbow Serpent.
As you move along the Coomee Nulunga Cultural Trail you'll encounter Garawanda Daran or 'dreaming poles' which depict native flora and fauna and their Aboriginal names.
You can organise an Indigenous tour guide through the Ulladulla Local Aboriginal Land Council to join you along the route, so you can learn more about Dhurga language, edible plants in the area and the rich Indigenous history of the site.
Image: Warden Head Lighthouse, darlingtrk via Flickr
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