When and Where
Cost and Booking
Book on Eventbrite
$10
Event Date & Time
Sunday, March 7 and Monday, March 8 (2 separate events)
9.30 am - 11.00 am
Walk Length
1.5 km
Meeting Point
Accessibility
This walk is not/suitable for wheelchairs, prams or mobility aids. We encourage you to contact the Visitor Information Centre (9480 3634) if you have any questions.
You should bring
Walk Highlights
Learn how women have contributed to the development of our state and the connections they have had to Kings Park throughout history.
Your Kings Park Guides will take you on a journey through history, explaining Aboriginal women’s use of plants for food and medicines. The story continues through the pioneer women of the 19th century and to pioneering women of more recent times. Learn about how women have contributed to the development of our state and the connections they have had to Kings Park.
Booking through Eventbrite
Book now Cost and Booking
Book on Eventbrite
$10
Event Date & Time
Sunday, March 7 and Monday, March 8 (2 separate events)
9.30 am - 11.00 am
Walk Length
1.5 km
Accessibility
This walk is not/suitable for wheelchairs, prams or mobility aids. We encourage you to contact the Visitor Information Centre (9480 3634) if you have any questions.
Other walks
Women Who Chose to Challenge
Themed WalksTake a walk along Fraser Avenue to acknowledge the women who brought about changes for the equity and welfare of women and children in WA.
Themed Walks
Themed WalksOur 2026 Themed Walks program is loaded with a variety of fascinating walks. They celebrate International Women's Day, various plants such as the Eucalypts, Wattles and Banksia, as well as the botanic history of WA. If it's the birds or fungi or even bush tucker that you're interested in them we have a walk for you.
Discover Kings Park
Daily Guided WalksChoose to take one of our free daily guided walks at either 10am or 1pm. Discover some of Western Australia’s unique and diverse native flora. Be amazed by its beauty and its ability to survive in our harsh environments. Hear tales of the heritage of WA pre and post settlement and the history of Kings Park and Botanic Garden.
Georgie Wilson