While exploring the magnificence of the Murchison River gorges, you are invited to learn about the ancient culture of the traditional owners, the Nanda people. Stories from Nanda traditional lands have inspired the interpretive and artistic elements that are such an important feature of the skywalk in Kalbarri National Park.

Join Colleen Drage, Nanda Elder on the Kurlaji Wangga (Rivergum Talk), as she shares knowledge of her ancient culture and country.

Meeting point: Kalbarri National Park, Kalbarri Skywalk, meet at shelter 2 near the message stick forest

Maximum group size: 12 people 

What to bring: hat, sunscreen and drinking water; conditions in the park can become very hot.

Valid concession cards:

Seniors Card

Age Pension

Disability Support Pension

Disability Support (Blind) Pension

Carer Payment Pension

Carer Allowance Pension

Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA)

Companion Card

Additional Costs: 

Cost of park day entry is $15 per vehicle with up to 12 legally-seated occupants ($8 concession or $8 per motorcycle), which is payable on entry to the park. This is not included in the Discover the Dreaming ticket. 

Park passes offer a value-for-money option if you intend to visit Kalbarri National Park on more than one day during your stay, or if you wish to visit other national parks where entry fees apply. Purchase a park pass from the WA Naturally online shop.

If you're an RAC member, you can purchase some park passes with a discount at RAC Member Benefits website.