hiking area in Adelaide

Hike South Australia's 1,200km Heysen Trail from Cape Jervis, Fleurieu Peninsula to Parachilna Gorge, Flinders Ranges. Huts & campsites for bushwalkers.

For almost 100 years the gorges and woodlands of Black Hill have provided a recreational escape just 10km from the city of Adelaide.

Search for hiking trails, bushwalks and walks in Adelaide, find a walking club. South Australia's peak body for walking for health, leisure and transport

This South Australian National Park is an oasis of calm in the suburbs, conserving one of Adelaide's rare woodland habitats whilst providing a popular mountain bike destination.

A 3.6km loop hike through the stringybark forest of the Wottons Scrub section of Kenneth Stirling Conservation Park. Bushwalking map with the directions.

Be inspired to visit South Australia’s national parks. Find activities and book camp sites, accommodation and vehicle entry.

Whole generations of Adelaide families visit Belair National Park to walk, ride bikes or horses, have picnics or barbecues, and use the sporting facilities.

The trail follows the edge of what is now a predator-free sanctuary. The trail features art by contemporary Aboriginal artist Paul Herzich.

Blackwood Forest Recreation Park

Anstey Hill’s steep gullies, creek lines and views of Adelaide provide a spectacular backdrop for bushwalkers, birdwatchers, photographers and painters to enjoy.

Anstey Hill’s steep gullies, creek lines and views of Adelaide provide a spectacular backdrop for bushwalkers, birdwatchers, photographers and painters to enjoy.

Rich in relics from early European settlement, Horsnell Gully and Giles Conservation Parks attract bushwalkers and heritage enthusiasts alike.

Morialta Conservation Park is known for its rugged ridges, gully scenery and seasonal waterfalls. The views provide opportunities to admire Morialta Gorge and the nearby Adelaide plains. You can …

Whole generations of Adelaide families visit Belair National Park to walk, ride bikes or horses, have picnics or barbecues, and use the sporting facilities.

Whole generations of Adelaide families visit Belair National Park to walk, ride bikes or horses, have picnics or barbecues, and use the sporting facilities.

Scott Creek Conservation Park is a haven for bushwalkers, nature enthusiasts and history buffs. The ruins of Almanda Mine are reminders of the area's silver and copper mining past

The City of Mitcham is a welcoming and inclusive community that values its heritage and natural environment. Mitcham is a thriving City, known for its avenues of street trees, parks and reserves,…

The City of Mitcham is a welcoming and inclusive community that values its heritage and natural environment. Mitcham is a thriving City, known for its avenues of street trees, parks and reserves,…

In Onkaparinga River National Park, diverse hiking trails take you to cliff tops with magnificent views, or down to permanent rock pools teeming with life.

Brownhill Creek is a popular and picturesque recreation park in suburban Adelaide where you can enjoy bushwalking, bike riding, horse riding or a picnic.

This park features the internationally popular Cleland Wildlife Park, Mt Lofty Summit and the scenic Waterfall Gully.

This suburban Recreation Park holds some unexpected attractions, trek up the hill and enjoy 360 degree views of the surrounding Adelaide plains, coastline and hills.