The easily accessible walking tour takes visitors on a moderate walk to the pristine floodplains at the mouth of the Gascoyne River. Along the way, listen to your guide share traditional Yinggarda stories. Learn about traditional bushfoods, medicine plants and wildlife of this area. At certain times of the year, the bush here is ablaze with colourful and delicate wildflowers. Learn how these and other natural events were important seasonal indicators that the Yinggarda people lived by. What to bring: comfortable shoes, a water bottle, a Mungawalah (hat), and most importantly a smile.