Caravan and Camping Guide 2020

CYCLING
South Australia has some fantastic cycling
trails. Bike trails and cycling paths are
located all around the state and are a
great way to see Adelaide and the regions.
Whether it’s a leisurely ride through the
vineyards or some extreme two wheeled
mountain biking action. Here are just a few
great cycling trails:
RIVER TORRENS LINEAR PARK
Ideal for families, the Linear Park runs
through the city all the way between the
Mt Lofty Ranges and the coastal suburb of
Henley Beach. You can start from
anywhere along the trail and the
picturesque river bank reveals its
different landscapes along the way.
ENCOUNTER BIKEWAY FLEURIEU
PENINSULA
This cycling trail follows the coastline to
link the towns of Victor Harbor, Port Elliot,
Middleton and Goolwa. Pick up part of the
ride from any of the 4 towns along the way.
A flat ride it is suitable for all ages and
fitness levels.
RIESLING TRAIL CLARE VALLEY
27km trail running along an old railway
line. This trail takes in farmland, vineyards
and wooded areas with options for cellar
door stops along the way, this easy pace
trail stretches from Auburn to Barinia.
COAST TO VINES RAIL TRAIL
This trail starts at the seaside suburb of
Marino in Adelaide and follows the former
rail corridor to the Willunga township.
Cycling, Tolley Reserve, Nuriootpa, Sven Kovac
For details on these cycling trails and the many other great trails you can
cycle in SA why not check out www.southaustraliantrails.com
Kangaroo Island Wilderness Trail,
Mouth of Rocky River
WALKING
There are hundreds of great walking trails in South Australia.
Walking can bring you close to nature and is an ideal form of seeing
the sights while also getting some exercise. There are walks in
national parks, heritage walks and coastal walks.
HEYSEN TRAIL - One of the world's great walking trails this 1200km
trail starts at Cape Jervis on Fleurieu Peninsula and winds its way
through many regions of the state with its end point in Parachilna
Gorge in the Flinders Ranges. The Trail has been designed to cater
for both the serious backpacker and for the day walker who might
choose to do short walks along different sections.
WATERFALL GULLY TO MT LOFTY ADELAIDE - Just 2km the walk
ascends from the Adelaide Plains to the Mt Lofty Ranges. Due to
the fact that it climbs 475m from bottom to top it is loved by
fitness fanatics. It is one of Adelaide’s most beautiful metropolitan
walks traversing through eucalypt forest and with fantastic views
over the city of Adelaide.
WALK THE YORKE, YORKE PENINSULA - This is a 500km trail that
traces the entire coastline of the Yorke Peninsula revealing cliffs,
beaches and scenery. The trail skirts mangroves, grain paddocks,
seaside towns and untouched beaches. Pick up the walk at any spot
around the Peninsula. Why not stay at Hillocks Drive (see ad right)?
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WILDERNESS TRAIL, KANGAROO ISLAND - This 61km trail starts
inside Flinders Chase National Park and traverses pristine beaches,
cliff tops and popular KI attractions such as Remarkable Rocks
and Kelly Hill Caves. There are 5 designated stages of the walk so
check out what suits your interest and fitness level.
Whatever your interest, your age, or your fitness level
there are great walks to be found. Why not check out
South Australia’s many walks at www.walkingsa.org.au
or www.southaustraliantrails.com?
Glamour Camping on
‘Walk the Yorke’
P: 08 8854 4002
E: hillocksdrive@bigpond.com