Starting from Vanderlin Drive, Holmes, this return journey gives you a taste of Holmes Jungle Nature Park via a singular multi-use trail. Embark on a quiet little trip through the expansive open woodlands nestled on the urban fringe. The park offers a sanctuary for a diverse array of avian and terrestrial fauna. Look out for the delightful sight of red-backed fairywrens frolicking amidst pandanus clusters, a common sight along the trail. During the wet season, the canopy may echo with the calls of pied imperial pigeons and spangled drongos. Some of the trails accommodate cyclists and equestrians, so remain vigilant for signage indicating shared usage. You can extend your journey by venturing onto the Jungle Walk. The park is accessible to vehicles from 8 am to 6 pm. Fishing and camping are not allowed to ensure the preservation of its delicate ecosystem. Let us begin by acknowledging the Larrakia people, Traditional Custodians of the land on which we travel today, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.