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Re-route of the Heysen Trail affecting Map 3.2

Re-route of the Heysen Trail affecting Map 3.2

Re-route of the Heysen Trail affecting Map 3.2, January 2007

Posted on 16/11/2010

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A minor re-route taking the route beside a dam before turning north to Todd Road

View all re-routes for the 2004 Southern Guidebook, 1st Edition

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The Heysen Trail is currently closed due to the Fire Danger Season, however sections through parks, reserves and road reserves remain open. The trail will reopen at the end of the Fire Danger Season, between 15 and 30 April 2023. The Wild South Coast Way on the Heysen Trail between Cape Jervis and Victor Harbor remains open, but is closed on days of Catastrophic fire danger.
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