The Murramarang signage strategy included the preparation of a wayfinding plan for the Murramarang South Coast Walk and precincts, the development of maps and wayfinding signage.
Murramarang signage strategy
- NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, South Coast
- 2022
- Our scope was to map the walk and precincts to develop a signage strategy that includes:
– Wayfinding, directional and information on the track
– Identify locations for ad-hoc interpretive signs highlighting cultural or environmental stories
– Develop double panel info/interpretive boards at 3 precincts – Maloneys, Depot and Pretty
– Develop smaller single panel info/interpretive boards or signs at key nodes on the walk – North Head, Honeysuckle Bay, Oaky Beach, Richmond Beach, Dark Beach, Wasp Head, Depot Beach, Pebbly Beach, Merry Beach
– Plan signage for Oaky Beach campground - Our output included:
– 58 page wayfinding plan for the Murramarang South Coast Walk
– trackhead maps x 6
– minor directional maps x 8
– park entry graphic
– 7.2.1 map and information signs x 6
– 7.2.1 trackheads x 2 (Pretty Beach and Maloneys Beach)
Murramarang South Coast Walk
The Murramarang South Coast Walk, located between Ulladulla and Batemans Bay, boasts a spectacular coastline of beautiful tall forests, secluded beaches, dramatic rock platforms and crystal blue water.
The walk connects coastal villages and offers hikers the opportunity to choose their own adventure or book a multi-day experience with pre-booked stays.
