to this, Blackwall Reach is known to the Aboriginals as Jenalup, a word meaning "the place where feet make a track". Public use Point Walter is the site of various cultural monuments, including a war memorial avenue. It also hosts the free annual Point Walter concert, which started in 1996 and features Perth bands, and on occasion notable individuals such as James Morrison. Previously this event was called "YAC it up" because it was organised by Melville's Youth Advisory Council and featured acts such as Birds of Tokyo and Bob Evans. Point Walter is used by the general public for a variety of activities, including kitesurfing, kayaking, canoeing, windsurfing, fishing, swimming, diving courses, prawning and picnicking. The area contains public facilities such as two shaded playgrounds, cycle and walking paths, a jetty, a boat ramp and barbecue areas. Point Walter also contains a cafe called Walters River Café. Point Walter is contained in the Point Walter Reserve, which contains the Point Walter Golf Course, and Blackwall Reach. Notes References Further reading Turner, Ric (1986) Point Walter : A history from corroboree to cup for Western Australian Government, Department for Sport and Recreation. Floreat Park [W.A.] Swan River (Western Australia) Bicton, Western Australia Places of Noongar significance