ACTIVITIES >> Walks

Ulladulla is bordered by the Budawang mountains, part of the scenic Morton National Park. There are plenty of beautiful nature trails through the park with the most famous being the Pigeon House Mountain Trail. In addition to these park trails Ulladulla is lucky enough to have two cultural tracks close to town. They give an insight into the history of the aboriginal people of the area as well as some spectacular views.

Pigeon House Mountain trail is a moderate walk through Morton National Parks with resulting spectacular views. It is a must for any keen nature enthusiast or photographer. The walk itself is 2km's long, steep in parts and is completed with a series of steel ladders up the cliff face (not as scary as it sounds). Once up the ladders you enjoy an almost 360 view of the Ulladulla area including the coastline and the Budawang mountains. It can only be described as breathtaking and these views more than make up for the tough walk. Pigeon House is about 20 minute drive from Ulladulla and takes about 4 hours to walk.
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Ulladulla is fortunate enough to have two significant aboriginal walking tracks close to town. On both headlands surrounding the harbour are these two cultural tracks which give a perspective of the history of Ulladulla and how the development of the first timber, and then the fishing industries, affected the Aboriginal people. These messages are conveyed through over 40 wooden storyboards and numerous aboriginal art pieces that align the tracks. In addition to this cultural insight is the spectacular views available alng the tracks. Some of the track has disabled access and the walk shouldnt take more than an hour for each track.