There are several walks you can take from the WOW Centre that will give you a greater appreciation for the river, wetlands, flora and fauna of Warren and the surrounding area. Ask at the Visitor Information Centre about the Tiger Bay Wetlands Walk, Beemunnel Aboriginal Reserve walk and the River Red Gum Walk along the river.
Tiger Bay Wetlands Walk
There are a few ways to do a self-guided walk (follow the links):
- By listening to the audio tracks and prompts on your phone via our website, HERE, or
- Using the izi.TRAVEL app and searching for Tiger Bay Wetlands Walk—there’s more information on how to access this global guided audio app below, or
- Downloading the Tiger Bay Wetlands Walk pamphlet to print or use on your mobile device or by grabbing a copy from the Visitor Information Centre.
No matter which option you choose, the web and app audio and pamphlet are packed with information that celebrates the biodiversity of Tiger Bay Wetlands, right next door to the Window on the Wetlands (WOW) Centre.
Do you want to know more about what makes Tiger Bay so special? Find more information about wetland ecologies on our Tiger Bay Info page, including our Top 40 Birds of Tiger Bay. If you pick up a Tiger Bay Wetlands Walk pamphlet from the WOW Centre, or download the PDF version above, you can also scan the QR code on the map to get to the Tiger Bay Info webpage.
Audio Walk on izi.TRAVEL app
To get the most from the self-guided tour of Tiger Bay, use the izi.TRAVEL app. Just put Tiger Bay Wetlands into the search bar. It’s free to use, there are 20,000 audio tours on this app from across the world. You can download it and pre-load the walk before you get here. You can also view the walk remotely or on-site from your phone using the app or your chosen browser – BROWSER LINK. We’ve provided instructions on how to use the walk if you’re unfamiliar with self-guided audio tours. You don’t need to stop at each spot. By tapping the pins on the map in the app you can choose what you want to hear more about. Find out more about the izi. TRAVEL app in the link below or go straight to the Android and iOS links.
If you download the izi.TRAVEL app, there are other walks in the region that you can access by going to All Guides > All Around Me. You’ll find several in Dubbo.
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