Woden Heritage Track

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Woden Heritage Track

Cultural and Theme Tours

Highlights

  • Explore Woden's rich pastoral history through engaging stories along the scenic Heritage Track.
  • Discover unique geology and vibrant nature, enhancing your appreciation for Canberra's diverse landscapes.
  • Learn about the Soldier Settlement Scheme and its impact on Woden's development post World War I.
  • Immerse yourself in the area's forestry heritage, connecting with one of Canberra's early primary industries.

As the first satellite town centre of the ACT to be developed, Woden suffered from demolition of much of the evidence of its pastoral history. The Soldier Settlement Scheme post World War I is a strong theme here as well as innovative developments at Swinger Hill and Callam Offices. On the Woden Heritage Track you will discover geology, nature and learn about one of Canberra’s few earlier primary industries—forestry.

Tour details

  • Cultural and Theme Tours
  • Land – Motorised
  • Basic
Accessibility

This business does not currently offer accessible facilities.

Operation information

Canberra Tracks – Self Drive Heritage Trails

Canberra Tracks are eight self-drive heritage trails that will enhance your appreciation of the ACT. Canberra isn’t all new and planned. The region had a long, diverse history prior to its development as the nation’s capital. Discover it yourself with interpretive route signs bringing Canberra’s heritage to life. Alternately you can download their free App from the App or Play stores.

Track 1: Ngunnawal Country
Track 2: Limestone Plains
Track 3: Looking at Canberra
Track 4: ACT Pioneers Cemetery Trail
Track 5: Gungahlin
Track 6: The Belconnen Heritage Trail
Track 7: Woden
Track 8: Tuggeranong Heritage Trail

Canberra Tracks signs appear along the lakeside cycle ways and many other sites of interest.

Activities

  • Scenic Drives

Tags

  • Aboriginal Culture
  • History & Heritage
  • Nature & Wildlife

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