Gulaga (Mount Dromedary)
Gulaga
A sacred mountain of the Yuin Aboriginal people, 797 metres high, with a rainforest trail leading to a cluster of granite boulders near the summit.
Gulaga Mountain (formerly known as Mount Dromedary) is an ancient volcano of deep spiritual significance to the Yuin people. Since 2006 it has been returned to Aboriginal joint management, together with Gulaga National Park. The climbing trail starts at Tilba Tilba and covers about 14 km return, taking 5 to 6 hours. It follows a 19th-century gold rush route through temperate rainforest and tree fern groves, and near the summit you will find striking granite boulders. There are no supplies on the trail, so bring plenty of water, and take care on wet, slippery surfaces. Please respect cultural protocols and do not climb the sacred rocks.
Opening hours
Daytime hiking
Nearby sights
- Central Tilba
- Tilba Tilba
- Wallaga Lake
- Camel Rock
- Mystery Bay
- Wagonga Inlet
- Glasshouse Rocks
- Mill Bay Boardwalk