Baldrys Crossing - Cultural Public Guided Walk

Join us for a guided walk down Baldrys Crossing in Main Ridge.

Hudson will share his knowledge on the many bush tucker and medicine plants growing in this beautiful location, along with knowledge of Aboriginal culture.

Meeting at the Baldry’s Crossing Picnic Area, this track follows alongside the course of Main Creek through a section of the Greens Bush area of the Mornington Peninsula National Park.

This idyllic location is sheltered from the wind and protected from the sun, with great walking tracks, fern gullies and impressive eucalyptus forests combined with the tranquil Main Creek at your feet.

Kangaroos are often sighted in adjoining paddocks. Birdlife is also abundant. You’ll want to stop and listen!

Notes:

• Meet at the Baldry's Crossing picnic area on Baldry's Rd, Main Ridge.
• Please wear suitable walking shoes, sunscreen and dress for all weather.
• You are welcome to bring a back pack with water, a snack/lunch if you wish.
• There are no rest rooms at the National Park.
• If the walk is cancelled due to poor weather conditions, we will email you as soon as the information comes to hand. Please visit our website for T&C's www.livingculture.com.au

About our walks

On our guided walks, our aim is to empower, educate and engage all different folks from different backgrounds and ages and bring them in close contact to the land.

On our walks we can show in a practical way, what the traditional people have known and used for everyday food, medicine and utensils from the bush, in an ancient time where no modern amenities were available. We explain and show the use of artefacts and different things that the land has to offer. We have been guiding our walks for groups of children and overseas visitors and it is great to see the look of amazement on their faces when learning about Indigenous Culture.