Mallanbool Reserve (Murrumbeena)
Mallanbool Reserve is more than just a park. It's a cultural and botanical trail on the history of the original inhabitants of the area, the Kulin.
The trail through Mallanbool Reserve takes you on a journey through the Kulin way of life, which included harvesting plants, fishing and hunting.
The botanical element outlines the native plant life that was abundant before European settlement. This history is discoverable through the self-guided walking tour that features historical signage and sound-posts.
We've developed a cultural and botanical interpretive trail through Mallanbool Reserve that allows you to learn about the Kulin (aboriginal) community, who were the original inhabitants of the area. The trail takes you on a journey through the Kulin way of life, which included harvesting plants, fishing and hunting. The botanical element outlines the native plant life that was abundant before European settlement.
The walk is around 400 metres long, leading into Packer Park with its meandering pathways and landscaping beauty.
For more information and a map of the area, download the Mallanbool Reserve short walks guide.
For further information about the interpretive signage at Mallanbool Reserve, download the following information sheets:
Mallanbool Reserve - history
The Kulin - 'the local mob
Women's business
Traditional hunting
The Kulin continuum
Access for Dogs:
Mallanbool Reserve is an on-leash area at all times.
Location
Cnr Leila Road and Murrumbeena Road, Murrumbeena 3163 Map
