First Nation Trail
Highlights
- Explore the 13km First Nation Trail, revealing spectacular views of the Gulf and Flinders Ranges.
- Discover interpretive signage that highlights traditional First Nations' camping, hunting, and fishing sites along the route.
- Experience the rich biodiversity of the area, perfect for birdwatching and connecting with nature.
- Visit Fitzgerald Bay to immerse yourself in the cultural significance of Dreamtime sites and ancient settlements.
This Northern coastline trail follows one of the traditional First Nations’ walking paths from the Northern desert lakes to Point Lowly and beyond.
The interpretive signage acknowledges the mythical, camping, hunting and fishing sites along the route. All prehistoric First Nations’ settlements were determined by basic resources such as freshwater and food availability-plants and animals in the area-and abundance of raw materials for the manufacture of tools and weapons.
These resource-rich areas are also connected to the Dreamtime sites and mythological journeys.
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Visitor Information Centre National Accreditation
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