Dharawal National Park Summer Series Sensory Walks
A nature tour that makes use of more than just your eyes.
Overview
Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Dharawal National Park on a new kind of nature tour that invites you to make use of more than just your eyes.
Held on Saturday, January 19, the Summer Series Sensory Walk will be led by a qualified park ranger — and will call on each of the five human senses. Over the course of the 2.8-kilometre, 90-minute stroll along the O'Hare's Creek Lookout track, guests will take in the sounds of nature, smell and touch the vegetation, and chow down on a number of tasty bush treats.
In addition to the Sensory Walks, the little-known nature park — which is located roughly 90 minutes outside of central Sydney — also offers indigenous walking tours on the second Saturday of every month between February and November.
