The Yili-njili Cycle and Walkway is a 3.2-kilometre shared path that links Tathra to Kalaru, offering a safe, scenic, and family-friendly route for both cyclists and walkers.
Designed as a community pathway, the trail encourages active travel while celebrating the cultural and natural heritage of the region.
Yili-njili—meaning 'way' in the Djiringanj language—reflects the enduring connection of the Djiringanj people to the land.
The pathway is rich in history and significance for the Djiringanj people who have inhabited this area for thousands of years, and for farming communities that settled in the region in the mid 1800s.
As you make your way along the trail, take time to pause at interpretive signs that share the stories, traditions, and landscapes that shape this place.
Be sure to keep an eye out for native wildlife and enjoy the diversity of plant life flourishing within the surrounding forest.
The path begins on Bega Street near the Tathra Fire Station and follows Tathra Road to Kalaru, ending opposite Evans Park.
