The Swan Valley enjoys a rich tradition as a food bowl.
On the bush tucker and beyond trail you can gain an insight into the culture and bush foods of the Swan Valley. Explore places significant to Aboriginal people in the natural environment, and visit businesses who have embraced bush food ingredients as part of their everyday offering.
Start your journey in Guildford, an important meeting place for Aboriginal people. Discover new artworks – the Kwobardak Boodja mural at the Swan Valley Visitor Centre and the kaleep (Aboriginal hearth) in Stirling Square.
Wander among striking installations and local bush foods at Yagan Memorial Park –a place of reflection that commemorates the life, spirit, and legacy of the greatNoongar leader, Yagan.
A must visit is the bush tucker providore at Maalinup Aboriginal Gallery, which is also home to Dale Tilbrook Experiences.Bookings are essential for cultural experiences.
Other businesses on this trail offer dishes and share-style dining experiences, artisan products made with native ingredients, or beverages crafted with Australian botanicals.
If you know where to look, bush tucker can still be found in the Swan Valley.
On the bush tucker and beyond trail you can gain an insight into the culture and bush foods of the Swan Valley. Explore places significant to Aboriginal people in the natural environment, and visit businesses who have embraced bush food ingredients as part of their everyday offering.
Start your journey in Guildford, an important meeting place for Aboriginal people. Discover new artworks – the Kwobardak Boodja mural at the Swan Valley Visitor Centre and the kaleep (Aboriginal hearth) in Stirling Square.
Wander among striking installations and local bush foods at Yagan Memorial Park –a place of reflection that commemorates the life, spirit, and legacy of the greatNoongar leader, Yagan.
A must visit is the bush tucker providore at Maalinup Aboriginal Gallery, which is also home to Dale Tilbrook Experiences.Bookings are essential for cultural experiences.
Other businesses on this trail offer dishes and share-style dining experiences, artisan products made with native ingredients, or beverages crafted with Australian botanicals.
If you know where to look, bush tucker can still be found in the Swan Valley.