Biamanga Cultural area

Nestled within Biamanga National Park, the Biamanga Cultural Area offers a serene picnic spot and a short boardwalk leading to a lookout over Mumbulla Falls and a picturesque gorge. The 225-meter boardwalk, suitable for children and accessible to wheelchairs, guides visitors through a forest teeming with wildlife, including eastern water dragons, azure kingfishers, and blue wrens. Interpretive signs and an information shelter provide insights into the area's rich Aboriginal heritage, highlighting its significance to the Yuin People. Visitors are respectfully asked not to swim in the sacred Mumbulla Falls. The picnic area features free gas barbecues, non-flush toilets, and shaded spots, making it an ideal place to relax amidst the calming sounds of the rushing creek.