Set out with Wadna on a journey to discover a secluded and significant site of Adnyamathanha heritage — the Glass Gorge Cultural Art Site. Head out on foot along a picturesque creek bed, for a 45 minute walk through stunning countryside. This tranquil walk is a step back in time, as you tread paths woven with history and tradition. Glass Gorge is renowned for its remarkable display of Petroglyphs — ancient rock etchings that tell timeless tales. These symbols etched into stone are a testament to the rich cultural legacy of the Adnyamathanha people. The journey is enriched by the sights of scar trees and ancient artifacts, each with its own story to tell, offering a unique glimpse into the traditional practices and daily life of the Adnyamathanha ancestors. As you explore, you will encounter various types of bush tucker. This is an opportunity to understand and appreciate the sustainable and harmonious ways the Adnyamathanha people have interacted with their environment for generations. As a memento of your journey, you will receive a special gift of bush medicine. This token is not just a souvenir, but a symbol of the healing and spiritual wisdom of the Adnyamathanha culture.