Connecting to Country at Bobbin Head
Click each point on the map to watch our video series. These stories share our Aboriginal cultural heritage and the importance of protecting the natural environment in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park.
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Kalkari discovery self-guided audio tour
Go on a self-guided audio tour along Kalkari discovery trail in the Bobbin Head area of Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. Learn more about the amazing native animals, plants and geology of this biodiverse area on the fringes of Sydney's northern suburbs.
- Price
- Park entry fees apply.
- Where
- Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park in Sydney and surrounds
Sydney native habitats in 360
Explore our 360-degree interactive images to discover national park habitats in and around Sydney's urban fringe, and the protected plants and animals that live here.
Birds of Providential Point self-guided audio tour
Discover native birdlife on this self-guided audio tour to beautiful Providential Point near Wattamolla in Royal National Park. You’ll walk through sun-dappled coastal forest and grassy glades as you learn about local birds and hear their calls.
- Price
- Park entry fees apply.
- Where
- Royal National Park in Sydney and surrounds, South Coast
Bushland secrets at Bradleys Head self-guided tour
Take a self-guided tour around Bradleys Head and discover the hidden secrets of this special place. Stroll through bushland along an elevated boardwalk and learn about the history of the area as you drink in the magnificent views of Sydney Harbour.
- Price
- Park entry fees apply.
- Where
- Sydney Harbour National Park in Sydney and surrounds
Wattamolla to Curracurrang self-guided audio tour
Take a self-guided audio tour from Wattamolla Beach to the glorious oasis of Curracurrang and discover the wildlife that call this place home. As you walk, keep your eyes peeled for the places where animals scamper, flutter and swim in this rugged landscape.
- Price
- Park entry fees apply.
- Where
- Royal National Park in Sydney and surrounds, South Coast
Georges Head and Obelisk Casemates
It's the year 1942, and Sydney Harbour is under threat from torpedo boats during WW2. Watch this animation to see the twin 6-pounder gun protect Sydney from the Georges Head and Obelisk batteries
Inner Middle Head
Journey back to 1889 and watch the ‘disappearing gun’ in action from Inner Middle Head in Sydney Harbour.
Outer Middle Head
Originally dug by hand in the 1870s, Middle Head's Outer Fort evolved over 100 years. Watch the animation to see how each new development added to the protection of Sydney Harbour.