Warren Bonython Foundation – Walk for the Heysen
Event Category: Warren Bonython Memorial Walk
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Mt Crawford Forest
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Section 59: Bunyeroo to Aroona Hut
In this section walkers climb from Bunyeroo Valley, up to Yanyanna Hut, passing several vantage points along the way that…
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Section 55: Leigh Creek Road to Red Range
A classic Flinders Ranges creek walk, the whole day is spent in Wonoka Creek which has been the site of…
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Section 49: Dutchmans Stern to Eyre Depot
This is a deceptively tough walk with a bit of everything – undulating firetracks with spectacular views, a rocky gorge…
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Section 16: Cudlee Creek to Mewett Rd
The trail leads walkers through the rolling hills of the South Mount Lofty Ranges and sections of Mount Crawford Forest.…
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Section 32: Hallett to EE George Quarry
A gently undulating walk, mainly along rural back roads and road reserves. The seasonally changing hues of the surrounding farmland…
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Section 48: Woolshed Flat to Dutchmans Stern
A steady climb to start the day takes walkers to the top of the range and views over Pichi Richi…
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Section 1: Cape Jervis to Cobbler Hill
Starting from the Cape Jervis trailhead, adjacent the ferry terminal, this iconic first section of the Heysen Trail follows sandy…
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Section 17: Mewett Rd to Mt Crawford
This section combines several sections of Mt Crawford pine forest with the natural bushland of Warren Conservation Park and Little…
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Section 33: EE George Quarry to Spalding Rd
Most of this section is spent walking south, initially along the crest of Brown Hill Range, following the remnants of…
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Section 50: Eyre Depot to Mt Arden South
After climbing back into the range, walkers enter Mount Arden Creek which winds its way northwards. The gradual climb up…
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Section 2: Cobbler Hill to Tappanappa
Although relatively short, this section of the trail offers spectacular scenery, including a magnificent waterfall, as walkers follow narrow tracks…
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Section 18: Mt Crawford to Pewsey Vale
Initially following forest edges and roadsides, the trail then make its way up and over the pretty Wirra Wirra Peaks,…
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Section 34: Spalding Rd to Chlorinator
This is a very flat, but unique walk that follows the Freshwater intake channel for Bundaleer Reservoir, only leaving it…
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Section 51: Mt Arden South to Buckaringa
From the Mt Arden South campsite the trail leaves the creek to climb Mt Arden summit for spectacular 360 degree…
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Section 3: Tappanappa to Balquhidder
A picturesque section highlighting the diversity of the Heysen Trail, walkers traverse native bushland, a long sandy beach, lush farmland…
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Section 19: Pewsey Vale to Tanunda
This is an easy section of trail that runs through the northern section of Mt Crawford forests and through the…
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Section 35: Chlorinator to Curnows Hut
Passing Bundaleer Reservoir and the permanently flowing Bundaleer Creek, the Trail joins the Bundaleer northern intake channel at the aqueduct.…
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Section 52: Buckaringa to Calabrinda Creek
Although a predominantly flat walk along the Heysen Trail, this section passes below rocky outcrops, and crosses the Willochra Creek…
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Section 4: Balquhidder to Waitpinga
Picturesque farmland, unspoilt sandy beaches, rocky headlands and the chance to spot whales characterise this section of the Trail.
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Section 20: Tanunda to Kapunda
This section takes walkers along back roads and road reserves past vineyards and wineries of the Barossa Valley, through the…
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Section 36: Curnows Hut to Raeville
This is diverse walk through native scrub, Bundaleer pine forest and farmland. The ridgetops and testing climbs reward walkers with…
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Section 53: Calabrinda Creek to Jarvis Hill
This is a long but fairly fast walk, initially along vehicle tracks, then over open grazing land along the face…
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Section 5: Waitpinga to Tugwell Rd
One of the most spectacular sections of the Trail, walkers follow sandy tracks through the coastal scrub of Newland Head…