Sturt's tree walk
Corner Country
About Sturt's tree walk
In 1844, Captain Charles Sturt led the Central Australia Expedition from the streets of Adelaide, then along the Murray and Darling rivers before heading where no European had been before. The objective was to find the sea which Sturt and his supporters believed lay in the heart of Australia. On his journey, Sturt left calling cards in the form of an S and an arrow, indicating that he had been there and the direction of travel. Sturt’s Tree walk in Sturt National Park offers a unique opportunity to view a piece of Australian history; one of the trees marked by Charles Sturt all those years ago. The walk takes you across Lake Pinaroo, so you can only walk when the lakebed is dry. If you can’t take the walk because the lake is full, don't worry, you’re still in for one of nature’s treats. Th ...
Sturt's tree walk
Corner Country, New South Wales
Cameron Corner Road, Corner Country, Tibooburra, New South Wales, Australia, 2880
Sturt’s Tree walk in Sturt National Park offers a unique opportunity to view a piece of Australian history.
Sturt's tree walk
Cameron Corner Road, Corner Country, Tibooburra, New South Wales, Australia, 2880-
www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/sturt-natio...
