Walk for Reconciliation | Kaarta Koomba 2026

Primary School Groups A dedicated registration page for primary‑aged students and school groups will be available shortly. If you are a teacher or youth coordinator, please hold off on registering your group here; we’ll share the separate schools link as soon as it’s live. In the meantime, please register your expression of interest HERE so that we can share the school's registration link directly with you when it is live. Are you ALL IN? Earlier this year, thousands of people came together during National Reconciliation Week and said yes. Now we are taking that energy to Kaarta Koomba. Join us at Kaarta Koomba (Kings Park) for the 2026 Walk for Reconciliation - a sensory journey through the wildflower trails of this place of deep significance to the Noongar people, as we celebrate the oldest living culture on earth. What to Expect The day begins with a Welcome to Country and smoking ceremony, before walkers move through Kaarta Koomba together at story points along the trail. This is a place where stories have been told for tens of thousands of years - this walk is a chance to listen, to learn, and to be part of that continuing story. One walk, open to everyone - with a separate dedicated track for women's business for those who choose it. Along the way, experience the sights, sounds and living culture of Whadjuk Noongar Boodjar. When the trail ends, the day doesn't. The main stage is programmed from morning to close with performances, activations and a place to land, connect and be part of the reconciliation community. Walk Waves Timed waves will depart every 20 minutes from 10am, with the last wave scheduled at 4pm. Choose a time that works for you or your group and come ready to walk with us. Accessibility The Walk for Reconciliation is designed to be inclusive and accessible. The shorter accessibility trail features pathways suitable for wheelchairs, mobility aids, and prams, with accessible amenities available at the event. If you have specific access requirements, please get in touch with our team. FAQs Please visit our Walk for Reconciliation 2026 FAQs page for further information Reconciliation WA encourages communities right across WA to a walk in solidarity with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.