4.5Riesling Trail(319 reviews) - Bucket List Cycling Trail Hiking Trails
Beautiful views all the way on this scenic trail. Easily done on the electric bike hired. We had morning tea at the Velvet & Willow Cafe at Auburn and an epicurean lunch at the Watervale Hotel on route back to Clare which we would highly recommend.See more..
We were keen to see this feature, and it was truly amazing. There has been flooding, and this is apparent in the road surface (though it had been cleared, some repairs are still needed) - it is definitely only for 4WD. Makes you really appreciate the land, the passage of time, and our relative insignificance in terms of nature! Would be impressive when the water is running!See more..
5.0Kangaroo Island Wilderness Trail(64 reviews) - Five day walk. Spent More than 3 hours National Parks • Nature & Wildlife Areas • Hiking Trails
Had a great walk with four guys,so well set up by Parks SA.Easy to follow trail.Walking through tea tree and eucalyptus forests,coastal flora and great scenery,to be greeted at the end of each day with a beautiful shelter,good water,and great tent pads.Throw in a two day Kangaroos Island tourist trip and it’s a hikers perfect break.See more..
4.5Bunyeroo Gorge(59 reviews) - Very scenic drive and hike Spent 2-3 hours Hiking Trails • Geologic Formations
We drove from Rawnsley Park Station to the Bunyeroo Valley Gorge and then through the Branchina Gorge which is a very scenic part of the Flinders Ranges and well worth doing. We did the Bunyeroo Gorge hike which is an 8km return hike which winds along the creek many times. It was a 2 1/2 hour hike with a lunch break. The track was well signed posted with geological information provided also. There are many creek crossings so it is a dry weather hike. We hired a 4WD for the trip and returned via the Moralana Scenic Road. I would strongly recommend this very scenic loop is for 4WD's only. We hired a 4WD from Chris's Mechanical in Hawker who was very accommodating and provided a great vehicle. See more..
We enjoyed a very pleasant walk along the River Angus with reserves and gardens that were green and lush on the 30th of April. There are a number of interesting bridges to cross and it was easy to also fit in seeing St Andrews Church and visit the antique shops on High Street along the way.See more..
Liz is very friendly. She gave us shortbread biscuits that she cooked to celebrate xmas coming & also loaned us a yabby net & gave us the bone bait. We caught 6!! Left net in overnight in dam, so had a delish breakfast. The Tom Yelland bush walk took us 85 mins with our dog, saw lots of birdlife & a roo, butterflies, dragonflies & a goanna! Plenty of room to camp anywhere, we used one of the sheds, as well. Grass seeds a bugbear for our dog, had to check they weren't stuck in his skin. When warm, lots of mossies, flies & bugs, so mossie coils & spray used. Showers a bit dilapidated, cobwebs everywhere, but at least water got hot!!! Having a dump point was a plus!!See more..
Visited on Wednesday 11th March. Very interesting checking the Cornish mining history connected with Kupanda.See more..
5.0Burra Heritage Trail(25 reviews) - Very good self guided tour Spent 2-3 hours Hiking Trails
Very good concept, you get the key from the vistors centre and some information on all the sites and you let yourself in. All the sites are clean and well maintained, took us a day and a half and we missed one.See more..
4.5Mount Remarkable Summit Hike(20 reviews) - Pick the milder weather and go for it Spent More than 3 hours Hiking Trails
Mount Remarkable really is quite a special mountain to interact with and climb upon. Its certainly not an Everest and that probably helps people of all ages, to do as much or as little as you like. I have been visiting Melrose since I was a child and I love climbing it as much today, as I did back when my dad, was with me and supervising my safety. Best done on a mild weather day. Take your time; take plenty of self-hydration and electrolytes; don't forget your camera or go-pro and enjoy a breathtaking experience with great views and considerable physical challenges in parts. See you at the top.See more..
4.5Goog's Track(18 reviews) - Googs Track. Spent More than 3 hours Hiking Trails • Jogging Paths & Tracks
A wonderful experience. Loved every moment. Would recommend to anyone who wishes to see what is on offer in South Australia. Googs Track and Mt Finke are the best. Awesome and touching story behind the making of Googs Track.See more..
3.5Yourambulla Caves Historic Reserve(17 reviews) - This site is on private property, and the owner has stopped access to the site because of public liability. Historic Sites • Caverns & Caves • Hiking Trails
We met with the owner of the property, and because of lack of government support, he has had to close access to the property because of public liability. It is a real shame as it it a real treasure. Land owners I this area need more government support to keep these sites available for public access. I feel for the owner, and it is a shame for the public!See more..
5.0Bowman Park(13 reviews) - Magnificent Nature & Wildlife Areas • Parks • Hiking Trails
2km out of Crystal Brook Free Camping, toilets, BBQ,s. Playing oval and nature walks available. Brilliant maintained area for travellers. Caravaners if not greedy and considered other travellers could fit 20 plus I think. Is a donation point to assist in maintenance etc, if you don't drop at least $10 for an overnight stay you shouldn't have stayed. Brilliant and well done to all volunteers. See more..
Being a beginner, I was instructed well. I rode a retired race horse Rueben. Full sleeves and pants are recommended as you will pass many bushes. Also,consider taking fly mask; thousands of them around. Give your self some extra time, we were late by 1.15 hours. Over all a very good experience.See more..
An excellent seaside walk, with pleasant surprises for the seekers. Beautiful views, well laid out and maintained. Take water and a hat, and allow time to sit at Pinky Point where shade is provided by a small pavilion. I'm doing it again tomorrow.See more..
4.5Heysen Trail(11 reviews) - Butterfliesforbarbra is half way on the Heysen. Spent More than 3 hours Hiking Trails
South Australia’s 1,200km Heysen Trail extends from Cape Jervis, on the Fleurieu Peninsula, to Parachilna Gorge, in the Flinders Ranges, traversing coastal areas, native bushland, rugged gorges, pine forests, vineyards, rich farmland and historic towns. It caters for both the serious backpacker hiking the entire trail and for walkers doing day walks along shorter sections.See more..
Great place to walk with the family and kids, over looking the ocean, pram friendly, it is clean and pretty safe. See more..
4.0Oyster Walk(6 reviews) - Take a stroll Hiking Trails
We walked from the campground out the back of town to join the start of the trail which winds its way along the foreshore only metres from the water. It’s nice being off the road even though there’s little traffic. Birds fly back & forth across the path and there are great views across the bay. There’s plenty of beach access points for a swim or a paddle and benches to rest and take in the view. Do as much or as little of the path as you like. See more..
4.0Minlaton Walking Trail(5 reviews) - Love the walking trail Spent 1-2 hours Hiking Trails
Loved the walking trail showcasing historic building, indigenous history more signage maybe nice little trailSee more..
4.0Morgan Conservation Park(4 reviews) - Lovely Murray Spent More than 3 hours Nature & Wildlife Areas • Parks • Hiking Trails
Series of lagoons and creeks off the Murray River. Close to the town of Morgan. Good spot for camping and bird watching. At its best after rains.See more..
We came across this trail during a day trip to Murray Bridge. Wide gravel paths for walking. Lots of bird life to see. Nice scenery all round. Apparently this trail is over 300 km long! We only walked 6 kilometres.See more..
Fantastic National Park Camping. Great well laid out camping sites with fire places and toilet facilities. Wonderful view and friendly wildlife. Perfect for tents and caravan. Loved it, Lots of flora and fauna. Park fees apply and well worth it.See more..
5.0Bonney Reserve Nature Trail(3 reviews) - An easy and picturesque walk with views Hiking Trails Access to this walk is via a vehicular gate that you just open and shut behind you. We are not really into flora but it’s a lovely walk that shows the beauty and uniqueness of the Coorong. We walked at a good pace and arrived at the elevated wooden viewpoint with 360 degree views after 15mins. Just over another 15mins later we arrived at the lake. The track is clear to the viewpoint, immediately beyond there when the track splits, the left one is the true nature trail path (but the right vehicle track basically ends up in the same place). See more..
Visited on Wednesday 4th March. We did the drive in reverse, got to see most things but suggest it would be easier to do it the right way round. See more..
This was an unexpected delight. Easy to locate and park at in Bowman Ave, this hike is expertly laid out with great thought. Terrific signposting and seating. Lush flora and occasional fauna. Just a brilliant walk. We finished one walk in 45 minutes only to bounce into WALK 2. Another half an hour then cross the road to WALK 3! And so on. Take plenty of water and allow several hours. Its an easy, level hike in the most wondrous setting. Well maintained. A true secret location to put on the map. DO IT!See more..
5.0Mount Maria Walking Trail(1 review) - great views with plenty of wild life Spent 1-2 hours Hiking Trails An easy walk providing reat views of the Southern Flinders. The walk is about 5 -6 km deending on the starting point. The start of the track is very easy to find on the main road through Wilmington. The track has good definition, it is sign posted and is a gentle gradient. It's a good option for those who may find some of the other wals in the Southern Flinders a bit long or steep. Lots of kangaroos to keep yu company along the way. Could stop into the pub for a meal or drink afterwardsSee more..
4.0The Oysterwalk(1 review) - Too far for me at 14kms. Wednesday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Hiking Trails The bit l did was gorgeous! Particularly along the waterfront. The path is smooth and relatively flat for the most part but there are a few spots where it's a little steep for prams or wheelchairs. See more..
4.0Naracoorte South Conservation Park(1 review) - Nice bushland Spent 1-2 hours Nature & Wildlife Areas • Hiking Trails Forested conservation park which contains remnant native vegetation. Open to the public.See more..
3.0Limestone Cliffs Walk(1 review) - Not a bad little walk, even if cut short Hiking Trails
Not a bad little walk if you're in the area (e.g. to visit the caves) but probably not worth the trip otherwise. It's a shame that the signage is so poor - despite being signposted as a "loop" walk, upon arrival at the cliffs there was a makeshift sign telling us to turn around and go back. It would have been nice to know that half the trail was closed before we started. The associated picnic area 1.8km down the track was also closed - again, it would have been nice to know that before went there. I really wish national parks would put closure notices on the main signs at the start of trails.See more..
