Frequently Asked Questions

Anyone from infants to up to 100 years old! 

Deaf, Deafblind, hard of hearing, CODA (Children of Deaf Adult), Auslan students, Auslan interpreting students, anyone who wants to learn Auslan for the first time during the walk. ANYONE!

Hikes in Auslan are 2.3 to 7.6km long. Each hike can be adjusted to include time for sitting and chatting. Hikes can also be shortened to 200m to 1km to suit disability and chronic illness needs. 

You will be immersed in Auslan more quickly compared to traditional tutoring. You will enjoy being in nature while learning Auslan. You will also improve your critical thinking with no sugarcoating about Auslan language and Deaf culture.

1. Darebin Parklands 2.3 km

2. Werribee Gorge 7.6 km 

3. Vaughan  2.3 km

4. Plenty Gorge (different options available)

5. Ballarat Sensory and Wheelchair access (different options available)

6. Wilson Promontory overnight 7.6 km one way or 14.8 km return

7. New location upon request ($75 scout fee)

The cost varies depending on the duration of Hiking in Auslan you choose. Solo hikes with me are more expensive than group hikes. If you want to hike with friends, you can purchase a group package. 

Please contact me to book. I am also available Friday mornings between 8-10am for a free 15 minutes Zoom call if you need. Auslan interpreter can be provided, but please request in advance.

We can make time on a Friday morning to do a free 15 minutes  Zoom call to figure out other options to make this happen!

Yes, you can claim Hiking in Auslan under Self Managed or Plan Managed NDIS. You can use Social & Community participation & Auslan Language 

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