Bundian Way Story Trail

The Bundian Way Story Trail in Eden, New South Wales, is a 1.8 kilometre trail that follows the ancient pathway of the Bundian Way.

This pathway was used by Aboriginal tribes for thousands of years for ceremonial gatherings and whale watching. Along the trail, there are eight interpretive signs that provide insight into the journey of the Aboriginal tribes. The trail begins at Cocora Beach and ends at Quarantine Bay, passing through various lookout points and offering breathtaking views of the coast. The trail is accessible all year round, but the best time to visit is during the whale watching season and the Bogong Moth migration season. The trail is easily accessible by car or public transport, with free parking and facilities available at Cocora Beach and Quarantine Bay.