One Track for All

Located on the Northern Headland of Ulladulla, via Dolphin Street, One Track for All is a unique cultural trail that highlights the Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal history of the southern Shoalhaven area.

The trail spans about 2 km and features relief carvings and paintings that narrate the history and culture of the area from an Indigenous perspective. Local Aboriginal Noel Butler designed the track as a tool for linking indigenous culture with white history.

The trail takes about 30 minutes to complete and is a popular destination for hiking and walking. It features four lookouts that provide spectacular views of the coast and harbour. The trailhead has disabled access parking and ample space for mini buses to drop off passengers and park. The trail is an ideal destination for families with children and is perfect for exercise enthusiasts who are looking for a safe and peaceful environment to walk, run, or ride their bikes.

One Track for All Ulladulla is ideal for year-round visitation. The trail begins at the corner of Dolphin Street and Did-Dell Street. The trail's location is well-signposted, and there is ample parking available for visitors.

The trail is generally considered an easy route and has been carefully constructed to provide assisted wheelchair, pram, and bicycle access. Visitors are advised to exercise caution while walking the trail and watch their footing.

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