I Go To Burragorang Lookout / Dharawal National Park

The lake serves as a major water supply reservoir for a large portion of the greater metropolitan Sydney area.

Before the construction of the dam, Burragorang Valley, as well as the nearby Megalong Valley had been inhabited by the Dharug and Gundungurra Aboriginal people for thousands of years. 

In the 19th century, white settlers arrived in the area. A number of farming towns and coal mines were located in the area. All of these are now underwater.

I go To Minerva Pool In Dharawal National Park

Minerva Pool is a beautiful natural waterfall and swimming spot located within Dharawal National Park in New South Wales, Australia.  It's about an hour's drive south of Sydney's city center. 

This place is very sacred to the indigenous Dharawal people. Their traditions are still respected today, and they request that swimming and entering the water at Minerva Pool be restricted to "women and children only."