Top 5 Hiking Places in South Australia

Top 5 Hiking Destintions
The Heysen Trail truly is one of the world’s greatest long distance walks. Reaching from Cape Jervis on the South Coast of South Australia to Parachilna Gorge in the Flinders Ranges The Heysen Trail takes in some of South Australia’s picturesque landscapes including coastal scenes, bushland, forests, vineyards (including the Barossa Valley) and rich farming country.The Heysen Trail Images courtesy of South Australian Tourism Commission

Hiking the Heysen Trail
Step into a relic of time - the Flinders Ranges is one of the oldest places on Earth formed 800 million years agoIn just three hours you'll reach the Mount Remarkable National Park in the southern part of the ranges.The southern part of the ranges holds the entry points for two of South Australia's best-known trails - the Heysen walking trail and the Mawson mountain biking trail. This is a good place to stop and stretch the legs as the park's bush-walking and cycling trails are some of the best in South Australia.

Hiking Trails and Trips in South Australia
Below are popular  Hiking guides in South Australia  that you can use to plan your next adventure. You can download guides, including a detailed map, description and points of interest for a small fee to your iPhone or Android. It is very hot today in Adelaide 41 degrees. All hiking trips have been cancelled. Deep Creek conservation park is situated in Fleurieu Peninsula 100 km from Adelaide.I have done this walk in September 2008. It is rated hardMary Peak is the highest peak in Flinders Ranges. In Aboriginal culture Ngarri Mudlanha means dizzy thoughts. The hike starts at Wilpena Pound visitor centre and follows the Wilpena Creek for 300m. At the information centre turn right  and follow St.

Bushwalking
Walking is one of the best ways to explore the South Australia and to experience our native wildlife, birdlife and flora.Find out more about walking trails in South Australia  on the Walking SA website. Location maps are provided, with description and advice.If you're planning a walk, information about planning and preparation  is provided by Walking SA.The Top 5 Hiking Places in South Australia

Top 10 Hikes in Australia
Fancy a little fresh air while in the land Down Under? No worries. Oz and epic hikes go together like Vegemite and butter on toast. Take a look at ten of the best, from short walkabouts to rangy, cross-country expeditions.Popular with mountain bikers, Hong Kong Culture and Heritage Tour hikers can also make use of this lengthy network of country roads, state forest and national park fire trails, farm access tracks and furtive road reserves. The Mawson Trail starts in Adelaide Hills and ends in the Flinders Ranges.

Important Information
Before undertaking any hike or day walk please check with the local authorities to ensure all regulations have been abided by and if appropriate permit and license applications completed.The Heysen Trail Images courtesy of South Australian Tourism CommissionThe more coastal areas of the Heysen Trail are well suited to beginner walkers and families whereas the more rural sections, particularly in the north are more suited to experienced hikers.