Thank you for your participation in the Curlew Camp Guided Walk.
We would like to acknowledge the Cammeraigal people who are the traditional custodians of this land. We would also like to pay respect to the elders past and present of the Guringai nation and extend that respect to other Aboriginal people.
The content of this guided walk includes indigenous heritage of the Mosman area, the development of Mosman, the original artists of the area, the life of the bohemians and the Curlew Artists' Camp.
Please see the attached map for a geographic overview of the walk. The walk is 1km and should take around 1.5 hours for a return trip. Amenities and water are available at Sirius Cove Reserve.
Please note the following guidelines for this walk.
- Stay on the path so as to preserve surrounding bush land.
- Be mindful of other walkers and pass on the left.
- Preserve the natural environment by disposing of any rubbish you have in bins or take it with you.
- Take lots of photographs and upload to social media using the hashtag #curlewcampwalk
- If you require assistance at any time during the walk, please contact Mosman Rangers on 9978 4081 or 0419 784 081
- In an emergency, please call 000.
Transport Options:
- Sydney Buses
- Sydney Ferries
- Mosman Rider Local community transport.
- Sydney Harbour Eco Hopper Variety of passes for harbour transport and combination passes.
- Captain Cook Cruises Variety of experiences as well as hop on/hop off transport.
- Parking: Park in the streets north of Taronga Zoo and catch the 238 bus to Taronga Zoo Wharf.
Some suggestions for your further exploration of the Mosman area include:
- Mosman Art Gallery
- Mosman Walks
- Open Air app by Chris Caines
- Taronga Zoo
- Balmoral Beach
- Georges Heights
- Middle Head
- Gunners Barracks
- Shopping and Dining
Images:
Julian Rossi Ashton, A Sydney Wharf, 1895. Currently in the collection of the National Gallery of Victoria.
Alfred James Daplyn, A Boating Scene, Sydney Harbour, Undated. Currently in the Mitchell Library collection of the State Library of New South Wales.
Documentary photograph of Taronga Zoo Wharf c.1920.
Documentary photograph of Taronga Zoo Wharf 1922, copyright of State Library of N.S.W.
We would like to acknowledge the Cammeraigal people who are the traditional custodians of this land. We would also like to pay respect to the elders past and present of the Guringai nation and extend that respect to other Aboriginal people.
The content of this guided walk includes indigenous heritage of the Mosman area, the development of Mosman, the original artists of the area, the life of the bohemians and the Curlew Artists' Camp.
Please see the attached map for a geographic overview of the walk. The walk is 1km and should take around 1.5 hours for a return trip. Amenities and water are available at Sirius Cove Reserve.
Please note the following guidelines for this walk.
- Stay on the path so as to preserve surrounding bush land.
- Be mindful of other walkers and pass on the left.
- Preserve the natural environment by disposing of any rubbish you have in bins or take it with you.
- Take lots of photographs and upload to social media using the hashtag #curlewcampwalk
- If you require assistance at any time during the walk, please contact Mosman Rangers on 9978 4081 or 0419 784 081
- In an emergency, please call 000.
Transport Options:
- Sydney Buses
- Sydney Ferries
- Mosman Rider Local community transport.
- Sydney Harbour Eco Hopper Variety of passes for harbour transport and combination passes.
- Captain Cook Cruises Variety of experiences as well as hop on/hop off transport.
- Parking: Park in the streets north of Taronga Zoo and catch the 238 bus to Taronga Zoo Wharf.
Some suggestions for your further exploration of the Mosman area include:
- Mosman Art Gallery
- Mosman Walks
- Open Air app by Chris Caines
- Taronga Zoo
- Balmoral Beach
- Georges Heights
- Middle Head
- Gunners Barracks
- Shopping and Dining
Images:
Julian Rossi Ashton, A Sydney Wharf, 1895. Currently in the collection of the National Gallery of Victoria.
Alfred James Daplyn, A Boating Scene, Sydney Harbour, Undated. Currently in the Mitchell Library collection of the State Library of New South Wales.
Documentary photograph of Taronga Zoo Wharf c.1920.
Documentary photograph of Taronga Zoo Wharf 1922, copyright of State Library of N.S.W.
