Story Walks
Walking with Traditional Owners and Cultural Guides
Walk with Traditional Owners and cultural guides who share stories, knowledge and connection to country. Guided experiences take place in rainforest, coastal and inland landscapes, offering an authentic understanding of place.
Mossman Gorge
Rainforest gorges and cultural sites of the Kuku Yalanji people.
Cooya Beach
Coastal tidal flats and mangrove-lined shorelines of sea country.
Daintree Rainforest
The world’s oldest tropical rainforest with rich cultural knowledge.
Rossville
Foothills and bushland connecting rainforest to inland country.
Hope Vale
Coastal and inland country rich in Guugu Yimithirr culture and stories.
Melsonby
Traditional homelands with strong seasonal and ecological knowledge.
Normanby Station
Inland station country with cultural heritage and working cattle operations.
Laura
Quinkan rock art galleries set among sandstone escarpments.
Photo Gallery
Walking Country in Pictures
Rainforest paths, tidal flats, mountain lookouts and inland tracks create the backdrop for Story Walks, where guides share local knowledge, seasonal changes and cultural traditions along the way.
Walking with Story and Country
Guided by Traditional Owners, Story Walks weave together history, cultural knowledge and the environment. Each walk reveals connections between people and place, offering a living perspective on country through stories passed down for generations.
