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See a fascinating display of artefacts, photographs and documents showing what life was like for settler-Australians, their descendants and others over the past 200 years in Tidbinbilla, Tharwa, Namadgi and the surrounding region.

Discovering our favourite animals involves deciphering clues such as tracks, nests, and scratch marks on trees. Animal scat, or "poos," also plays an important role in identifying the diverse species residing within the reserve. Join us to uncover the secrets that poos tell us about the wildlife in the area!

Remember to bring along a snack or your lunch, water, sunscreen, and a hat for a fascinating and educational adventure.

Join a Ranger and walk the Orroral Heritage Track in the Orroral Valley. This beautiful walk starts at the Orroral Campground, follows the Orroral river into the Orroral Valley and ends at the historic Orroral Valley Homestead. The walk will be an opportunity to learn about some of the history of the Orroral Valley and see the connections between natural, European and Aboriginal heritage within the valley. The walk will take approximately three hours (one way) and requires moderate fitness level.

Join a Murumbung Ranger as they guide you on a short walk through a wet eucalypt forest to a magnificent granite tor, used by the Ngunnawal people as a shelter. Learn about the cultural uses of some of the plants along the way, the shelter's significance and why First Nations peoples gathered specifically in this area.