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Reroute up The Sugarloaf, north of Inman Valley

Reroute up The Sugarloaf, north of Inman Valley

Reroute up The Sugarloaf, north of Inman Valley, November 2020

Posted on 12/02/202110/04/2026

A 600 m reroute up The Sugarloaf, north of Inman Valley. An improved realignment was marked in November 2020

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Trail Status

Some sections of the Heysen Trail are open, and others are opening soon due to the finish of the Fire Danger Season. This is a transition time when the Fire Danger Season ends, and sections of the Trail are reopening depending on the Fire Ban District dates. Current trail status:

between Kings Beach (WSCW) and Tanunda in the Barossa Valley: The Fire Danger Season in the Mt Lofty Ranges may end on 14 May.
between Tanunda in the Barossa Valley and Wirrabara Forest: The Fire Danger Season in the Mid North ended on April 30th.
between Wirrabara Forest and Parachilna in the Flinders Ranges: The Fire Danger Season in the Flinders ended on April 30th.

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