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Warren Bonython Recognised with a New Walking Trail at Hiltaba Station

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Warren Bonython Walking Trail at Hiltaba Nature Reserve
Hiltaba Walking Trails
Large black oak, Hiltaba Walking Trails
Hiltaba Homestead
Hiltaba waterfall and dam
Looking south, with camping to the right, Hiltaba Walking Trails
Mt Hiltaba - south, Hiltaba Walking Trails
Mt Hiltaba cairn up from the saddle, Hiltaba Walking Trails
Pillars of Resistance, Hiltaba Walking Trails
Third waterfall, Hiltaba Walking Trails
Andrew and John on the Warren Bonython Walk
Simon and Alice Bonython, opening the Warren Bonython Walk - Hiltaba Homestead
Chris addresses the crowd, Hiltaba Walking Trails
Woolshed stands, Hiltaba Nature Reserve
Warren Bonython Walking Trail at Hiltaba Nature Reserve

Warren Bonython has been recognised with a new Walking Trail named after him.

Robert Alcock and Andrew Robertson represented the Friends of the Heysen Trail at the opening ceremonies last Thursday and Friday at Hiltaba Nature Reserve, Gawler Ranges, 650km from Adelaide.

Warren Bonython Loop Walk

10km loop walk, 5 hours
Leaving from Hiltaba Homestead and traversing over Mt Hiltaba.

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Betty and Bob Lewis Loop Walk

2km loop walk, 1 hour
Leaving from Pretty Point

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