Cultural walk along the Birrarung

Next date: Thursday, 05 November 2026 | 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Connect with culture and Country on a guided walk through Banyule Flats and along the Birrarung (Yarra River), one of Banyule's significant natural and cultural landscapes.

Led by Wurundjeri guides, you will learn about traditional land management practices, the cultural significance of the area, and the ongoing connection between Wurundjeri people and Country.

Who should attend

This event is suitable for:

• residents interested in Aboriginal culture and history.
• nature lovers wanting to learn more about the local environment.
• families looking for an educational outdoor experience.
• anyone interested in understanding the cultural significance of Banyule Flats and the Birrarung.

Children are welcome but must remain under the supervision of a parent or guardian at all times.

Benefits

By attending, you will:

• learn directly from Wurundjeri guides
• gain a deeper understanding of local Aboriginal culture and heritage
• discover traditional land management practices
• build a stronger connection to the natural environment
• explore one of Banyule's unique cultural and ecological landscapes.

What to expect

Participants will enjoy a guided walk through Banyule Flats and along the Birrarung while learning about:

• Wurundjeri culture and history
• traditional approaches to caring for Country
• the cultural importance of local plants, animals and waterways
• the ongoing connection between people and place.

What to bring

Wear suitable clothing, comfortable walking shoes and a hat. Bring sunscreen and drinking water.

When

Location

Keep in mind that the guided walks will take approximately 2 hours to complete and some of the walking tracks may be uneven and potentially muddy.

Banyule Flats, Somerset Drive Carpark, 36-38 Somerset Drive, Viewbank, 3084, View Map