Friends of the Heysen Trail

Murraytown-Melrose-Ali Gorge Rd
2022-07-16 - 2022-07-17
WEEEKEND BASED IN MELROSE *****PLEASE NOTE WALKS BEING DONE OUT OF ORDER******

SAT 16TH-This is a long and difficult section of the Trail that starts with the ascent of Mt Remarkable {961mtrs} a climb of 600mtrs over 7.5kms to reach the summit.Keep an eye out for the wreckage of a light plane that crashed on a scree slope some years ago This is the easy bit before a long steep descent drops us back into the spectacular creek lines and valley’s of the Mount Remarkable National Park .A day of hard Hill walking sees the walk end at Alligator Gorge Rd .MOST GROUPS HAVE TAKEN 9HRS TO DO THIS WALK IN THE PAST.IF YOU ARE UNWELL OR HAVE AN INJURY PLEASE WITHDRAW FROM THIS WALK AS GETTING SOMEONE OUT OF HERE WILL PROVE VERY DIFFICULT .We will start in two groups before walking as one from the top of the Mountain .The slower group will start at 6;30am followed by the faster group at 7am SHARP .If you’re not there at these times we will leave and will not be phoning people to see where they are .HEAD TORCHES WILL BE REQUIRED FOR THESE EARLY STARTS .Bus being caught at end of day .

PLEASE LEAVE 6;30am OR 7am IN NOTES TO LEADER UPON REGISTERING TO LET US KNOW WHICH GROUP YOU’RE STARTING WITH IN THE MORNING.IF YOU NORMALLY WALK IN THE BACK GROUP YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO START AT 6;30AM.

Sun 17th -A leisurely walk today along lightly undulating backroads after yesterday’s slog .This section provides pleasant vistas over surrounding farmland and finishes in the shadow of Mt Remarkable.Be sure to check out the old Quarry on the way into Melrose and the famous Redgum dividing one of the backstreets .

Please wear a mask and sanitise hands upon boarding the bus .

If you only want to walk one of these days please ring the office to register.

PLEASE FIND AND READ ALL DETAILS .

Hahndorf Loop Walk
2022-07-17
Starting promptly at 8am. This 14-15k walk has a bit of everything, a couple of hefty hills, a wet creek crossing, (A small towel may be handy ), walking some beautiful forest trails, a stunning Ridge top walk, a general store for a coffee and cake stop at the half way point, then we finish off by walking Hahndorfs main st back to our start point.

BIOSECURITY MEASURES – Please ensure you thoroughly clean your footwear, clothing, walking poles and other equipment before and after each walk to remove all seeds, dirt and other debris. Removed seeds should be bagged and disposed in a ‘to landfill’ garbage bin.

Brownhill Creek - Belair Loop - Trail Starter
2022-07-17
This loop hike traverses along Brownhill Creek Rd, then onto the Yurebilla Trail up and into Belair National Park.

We will continue up to the Waterfall lookout for morning tea.

Please note there are a few hills to test your stamina.

Trail starter experience is essential.

BIOSECURITY MEASURES – Please ensure you thoroughly clean your footwear, clothing, walking poles and other equipment before and after each walk to remove all seeds, dirt and other debris. Removed seeds should be bagged and disposed in a ‘to landfill’ garbage bin.

EE15 Walk 10 - Kyeema-Dashwood Gully Rd
2022-07-23
The walk starts off in the dense native bushland of Kyeema Conservation Park, and then the plantations of Kuitpo Forest. The walking here is gently undulating sandy trails.

We do cross over a couple of main arterial roads where care needs to be taken.

We then exit Kuitpo Forest onto Stagecoach road for the run home.

Please read all of the details for this walk and be aware of the Weather cancellation Policies .

Also take the time to read Risks and Obligations you agree to when registering for this walk and that you are capable of doing this walk.

Willunga Basin Trail
2022-07-23
The Willunga Basin Trail winds its way around and across the Willunga Basin for 130km: taking walkers through a diverse landscape of bushland, forests, vineyards, almond groves, parks and beaches. It links the townships of McLaren Vale, McLaren Flat, Kangarilla, and Willunga to the suburbs of Aldinga, Port Willunga, Maslin Beach, Moana and Seaford. It has been created and developed by volunteers. The Friends program covers the loop over 6 walks.

WALK 5: Today the 21km walk leaves from Onkaparinga National Park, winding its way through beautiful Hardy’s Scrub, then travels some road reserves with a swoop across the interesting Gemtree Winery wetlands before a few quiet back roads take us into Willunga. Terrain is relatively flat with an occasional undulation.

Bring sufficient water, morning tea and lunch.

Please be aware of FOHT weather policies regarding cancellation of walks and adherence to Covid requirements.

THIS WALK WILL USE A BUS so participants should use hand sanitiser and wear a face mask throughout the bus trip. Note that to participate in this walk you need to pay for the bus whether you’re using it or not.

BIOSECURITY MEASURES – Please ensure you thoroughly clean your footwear, clothing, walking poles and other equipment before and after each walk to remove all seeds, dirt and other debris. Removed seeds should be bagged and disposed in a ‘to landfill’ garbage bin.

Sea To Summit
2022-07-24
This iconic Adelaide walk winds its way from the coast through urban landscapes, a series of recreation parks & reserves, even passing a Buddhist stupa to the highest point in the Ranges with rewarding views overlooking the city.

This is a long day and a demanding walk. A reasonable walking pace is required for the whole day. If you are unsure of walking this distance or haven’t been walking plenty of hills, best not to start here.

A bus will be used to ferry us back to cars at end of day.

PLEASE ENSURE THAT YOU USE HAND SANITIZER PRIOR TO BOARDING AND WEAR A FACE MASK THROUGHOUT THE BUS TRIP

To participate in this walk, you need to pay for the bus whether you’re using it or not .

E2E11 'The long, last training walk'
2022-07-24
A long loop walk from Brock Reserve, Beaumont commencing with a steady climb up past Mt Osmond golf course then continuing along the Pioneer Womens Trail to Crafers. From there will head north through Cleland Conservation Park as far as Greenhill Road before dropping down to Bartrills and then climbing up around Sugarloaf Hill and down the Winter Track to leads us back into Glen Osmond Reserve for the final few kiolmetres to the cars.

BIOSECURITY MEASURES – Please ensure you thoroughly clean your footwear, clothing, walking poles and other equipment before and after each walk to remove all seeds, dirt and other debris. Removed seeds should be bagged and disposed in a ‘to landfill’ garbage bin.

Para Wirra
2022-07-28
Para Wirra Conservation Park is located in the Northern Mt. Lofty Ranges. The walk commences in an area known as Mack Creek, upon joining the trail along side the creek be prepared for several water crossings [ if there has been recent rains.] Entering the main section of the park we join the ridge top with good views and onto the Devils Nose look out. Descending down through the gum trees we reach the South Para River and several old mine shafts. A slow climb out of the valley,[with well placed seats to rest] and we are on the opposite side of the ridge. With more views we walk through the native vegetation and reach a popular picnic area and then onto our cars. The park is home to over 100 bird species and emus are often seen.

Ali Gorge Rd-Horrocks Memorial-Broadview
2022-07-30 - 2022-07-31
Weekend Based in Melrose **** PLEASE NOTE WALKS BEING DONE OUT OF ORDER***

SAT 30TH-Starting with a tough climb out of Horrocks Pass to the ridge .Walkers are immediately rewarded with Spectacular scenery in all directions .Spencer Gulf to the west and Willochra Plain to the east .The trail traverses exposed gibber littered hills making good sturdy footwear a must .Keep an eye out for Ripple rocks that line the edge of the trail early on .The trail undulates across the top of the hills all day before we leave the Heysen for a 2;5km walk out through private property back to the cars .A tough but very enjoyable walk.

Sun 31st-Leaving Alligator Gorge Rd the trail leads walkers over Lavender Peak before descending to Stony Creek Campsite.Take time to admire the giant redgums we walk among after passing the camp . Tracks ,back rds and a rough and ready track alongside Horrocks Pass sees us back at our cars near the memorial to John Horrocks.

IF YOU ONLY WANT TO WALK ONE DAY PLEASE RING OFFFICE TO REGISTER.

WEAR MASK AND SANITISE UPON BOARDING THE BUS .

PLEASE FIND AND READ ALL DETAILS

Walk The Yorke – Stansbury-Giles Point-Wattle Point
2022-07-30 - 2022-07-31
Saturday…
A bus is hired for End-to-End and Extended walks. Each walker will need to pay the bus fee in addition to their walk payment.
The section from Stansbury to Wool Bay consists of a diversion inland past the Limestone mine at Klein Point. After that though the track weaves through native vegetation with great coastal views across the bay. We continue past the silos of Port Giles to the Hickeys Point shelter.

Sunday…

The trail continues through along the coast through Coobowie and Edithburgh.

Coobowie to Edithburgh is one of the Hero walks of the WTY.

Between Edithburgh and Sultana Point is the Mosaic Trail, lined with more than 40 nautically themed mosaic rock art works created by local people and community groups.

South of Sultana Point the coastline is especially rugged and scenic.

Suggested accommodation – Edithburgh

NOTE – If you wish to walk on only one day, please contact the FOHT office (once bookings have opened) to register for that day’s walk. The on-line registration system will only allow you to register for both days.

Mt Crawford
2022-07-31
A loop walk with steep climbs over Mt Crawford and Little Mt Crawford rewarding with excellent views. Then onto tracks through forest areas including a platform walk and then working our way to the finish along the trail of the North Warren Reservoir.

This walk is graded as Trail Walker and only register if you have the experience required.

Mylor-Aldgate Loop
2022-08-05
Starting from Mylor, we head down to Aldgate primarily on the Heysen trail. After morning tea in Aldgate, we retrace our steps back to Stirling Cemetery, turn right and loop back to the start via the Bandicoot Track. Picturesque trail presenting few challenges. 14k.

EE15 Walk 11 - Dashwood Gully Rd -Mylor
2022-08-06
This is a picturesque walk through gently undulating farmland, the northern blocks of Kuitpo Pine Forest and through the historic Jupiter Creek Goldfields. The walk length is 23km’s so will be quite demanding.

“The Heysen Trail walks are demanding and suitable for experienced walkers who have walked regularly in various terrain consisting of long-distance trails with some steep inclines/declines, irregular surface with loose uneven, slippery base. They have a walking time of about 5 to 7 hours and will require a good degree of physical fitness.”

Mt Crawford/Warren CP
2022-08-06
Starting at Mt Crawford Forest Information Centre, we skirt around the edges of Warren Reservoir before climbing up into Warren Conservation Park. From there we head in a southerly direction along the Heysen Trail. Joining up with the Tower Loop Trail, we head back to Tower Hill for panoramic views over the area. We then head along forest tracks to Chalks campground, then a climb over Little Mt Crawford and finally through Jenkins scrub and back to the cars.

This walk is approx. 25 Kms and will take about 7.5 hours to complete. It is graded as Trail Walker and only register if you have the experience required.

Tanunda-Kapunda with End To End 14
2022-08-07
The Heysen Trail walks are demanding and suitable for experienced walkers who have walked regularly in various terrain consisting of long-distance trails with some steep inclines/declines, irregular surface with loose uneven, slippery base. They have a walking time of about 5 to 7 hours and will require a good degree of physical fitness.

This section takes walkers along back roads and road reserves past vineyards and wineries of the Barossa Valley, through the small town of Greenock and into the cropping and grazing land of the Lower North. It is a long but mainly flat walk with only a few undulations. Pleasant vistas and changing seasonal colours make this a pretty walk, with a finish at Kapunda in easy walking distance to bakeries or pubs.

Cleland Conservation Park
2022-08-07
We will be hiking in the beautiful Cleland Conservation Park for about 12 kms.

There will be undulations and for a challenge, we will be hiking up one large hill called Pengana Track, elevation gain of 300m. Are you up for the challenge?

Including a stop for morning tea this will take us about 3 1/2 to 4 hours.

We will meet at 8.15am for an 8.30am start.

As always, please check the weather and wear appropriate clothing and bring along sufficient water for you to drink particularly due to our challenging hill.

Looking forward to you joining me on this hike!

BIOSECURITY MEASURES – Please ensure you thoroughly clean your footwear, clothing, walking poles and other equipment before and after each walk to remove all seeds, dirt and other debris. Removed seeds should be bagged and disposed in a ‘to landfill’ garbage bin.

Penwortham-Clare
2022-08-13
This Saturday walk is the final walk of our 325km journey from Murray Bridge to Clare.

The walk commences on some more of the Riesling Trail before heading west onto some narrow and quite hilly back roads and includes Spring Gully Conservation Park and Neagles Road Lookout.

We will have a celebratory dinner in Clare on the Saturday night at which supporters are most welcome (booking essential).

As we have come to the end of the journey the theme for the walk and dinner is “Over the Top”

EE George Quarry to Spalding Rd to Chlorinator
2022-08-13 - 2022-08-14
Saturday – 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 an old 1840s stone wall (the longest in SA). It is quite an undulating walk, with little shelter from the elements, however the views make up for any discomfort. The last 5-6 km follow rural back roads to the main Spalding to Burra road.

Sunday – Spalding Rd to Chlorinator: This is a very flat, but unique walk that follows the Freshwater intake channel for Bundaleer Reservoir, only leaving it for a few km to go through Spalding. Walkers will see some fascinating examples of engineering from the early 1900s.

If you would like to register for only one of the walk days, PLEASE call the office to register after registrations are open

Accommodation recommended in Burra or Spalding

The theme for the weekend is ‘Water’

Mt Little Station - Parachilna Gorge
2022-08-13 - 2022-08-21
For our last week on the Trail having commenced our journey on Sunday 1st May 2016 and after enduring the forced hiatus due to COVID in 2020, we will finally finish at the Parachilna Gorge Trailhead on Saturday 2oth August 2022.

Expect another wonderful week of walking commencing from where we left off in June at Mayo Gorge heading along creeklines past Red Range campsite onto a long though relatively comfortable walk to the finish at Moralana Scenic Drive. From there through Black Gap to the climb up to Bridle Gap and into Wilpena Pound, and then on the following days onto Bunyeroo, Trezona and Aroona past many significant geological and historical sites, and up and down a few undulations on the way. Before our last day on the Trail walking to Parachilna Gorge and a well deserved short celebration at the Trailhead, a time for some drinks and photos.

This is a multi-day walk. Registration requires payment of the FULL BUS FEE. Accommodation and meals are not included.

Accommodation will be based at Rawnsley Park.

Those registering are invited to travel on the bus, at no extra cost, from Adelaide to Rawnsley Park and return to Adelaide. If you intend to travel on the bus from and to Adelaide, PLEASE ADVISE in the COMMENTS SECTION when registering. Please REMEMBER should choose to travel on the BUS to Rawnsley Park kindly complete a Rapid Antigen Test that morning.

The bus is capable of taking up to 20 passengers and their luggage.

Those traveling on the Bus are asked to pack all clothing, food etc into suitcases, eskies, cardboard boxes or plastic containers, to ensure that luggage can be stacked one on top of one-another without fear of it being squashed.

If you choose to drive your own vehicle to the base location at Rawnsley Park you are still required to pay the FULL EVENT/BUS FEE. Please note there are no other Fee options for this event.

Group meals are planned for Tuesday 16 August (BBQ at the camp ktichen at the Rawnsley Park Caravan Park, please bring your own meat/drinks and a salad or desert to share) and Saturday August 20 ( Our Celebration Dinner at the Woolshed Restaurant). The ‘Dinner YES/NO’ question in the registration relates to the Celebratory Dinner.

Complete details for these two Events will sent out in the FINAL NOTE for Walkers in the week prior to the weeks walking.

An EARLY REGISTRATION LINK will be offered to all regular End 2 End walkers on Thursday 30th June, three weeks prior to the public opening of registration for the event.

Please Note: Upon registering you will be advised of a TRAINING walk you may like to join as preparation for our week of walking in August. There no fee for this walk.

The information about this walk will be included in the Meeting Location section of the Registration Confirmation email for the Mt Little station to Parachilna Gorge walk.

Waitpinga
2022-08-14
A harder Trail Starter due to rocky undulating and slippery track.

Following the Heysen Trail we reach the rugged cliffs of the Newland Head Conservation Park where with weather permitting there is spectacular views along the coast line. Whales and dolphins have been seen from here. The rocky undulating track winds through coastal vegetation, down into valleys and back up to view the sea again.

Leaving the coast behind we walk inland with wide open views of farm land on the right and bush to the left. A sharp turn takes us into the bush where we should see many flowering wildflowers and maybe some orchids. Time will be given to enjoy this pretty area.

Leaving the bush behind we will see the sea again before arriving back at our cars.

If the weather is bad on the day the walk will not go to the coast, it will stay inland and be around 7km.

E2E16 Tapanappa to Balquhidder
2022-08-14
This event has been cancelled (We have received advice from DEW (Dept for Environment and Water) of deteriorating conditions throughout the area. Significant rain forecast overnight tonight and a thunderstorm expected tomorrow afternoon. Rain continuing throughout Sunday. Creeks will be up and there is a chance that the bus may not get into Balquidder in these conditions. So sorry for you guys. We will come up with a new date for this walk shortly. An email will follow this evening re a local walk on Sunday and the opportunity to socialise. Paul, for the leadership group

A bus is hired for End-to-End walks. Each walker will need to pay the bus fee in addition to their walk payment. See description of End to End walks.
A picturesque section highlighting the diversity of the Heysen Trail. Photo opportunities abound, and you might even spot a whale.

This walk starts with spectacular views to Tunkalilla Beach followed by a picturesque walk through dense bushland before a steep descent to Boat Harbor Beach.

The very testing 4km walk along Tunkalilla Beach is followed by a very steep climb up to Balquhidder which makes it a unique and very memorable section of the Heysen Trail.

Morialta
2022-08-18
Morialta is a great place to walk and just 10 km from the city.

The many ups and downs makes this area a good place to keep up your fitness. There is many well known tracks within this park, but we will also walk some that you may not be familiar with. Morialta is home to kangaroos, koalas, echidnas, many bird species and lots of wildflowers. We will see dramatic cliffs and waterfalls as we complete a loop returning to the start.

EE15 Walk 12 - Mylor-Cleland
2022-08-20
Although the most populous section of the trail, it still retains a rural feel as walkers pass through the parks and bushland of Bridgewater, Mt George Conservation Park, Mt Lofty Botanic Gardens and into Cleland Conservation Park.

But we are now entering the Lofty Rangers and regular climbs and descends can be expected. The walk length is approximately 21km’s depending on final part of route taken. This is the 1st walk of 3 changeling walks along the lofty ranges.

“The Heysen Trail walks are demanding and suitable for experienced walkers who have walked regularly in various terrain consisting of long-distance trails with some steep inclines/declines, irregular surface with loose uneven, slippery base. They have a walking time of about 5 to 7 hours and will require a good degree of physical fitness.”

Willunga Basin Trail
2022-08-20
The Willunga Basin Trail winds its way around and across the Willunga Basin for 130km: taking walkers through a diverse landscape of bushland, forests, vineyards, almond groves, parks and beaches. It links the townships of McLaren Vale, McLaren Flat, Kangarilla, and Willunga to the suburbs of Aldinga, Port Willunga, Maslin Beach, Moana and Seaford. It has been created and developed by volunteers. The Friends program covers the loop over 6 walks.

WALK 6: Commencing in Willunga we take a long slow climb along Delabole Road and Range Road toward Mt Terrible for some wonderful views across the wine region and basin. The descent will cover road reserve and again beautiful ocean views to finish at Sellicks Hill. The walk is approx 19km with a few testing hills. We can celebrate with a drink at the Victory Hotel.

Bring sufficient water, morning tea and lunch.

Please be aware of FOHT weather policies regarding cancellation of walks and adherence to Covid requirements.

THIS WALK WILL USE A BUS so participants should use hand sanitiser and wear a face mask throughout the bus trip. Note that to participate in this walk you need to pay for the bus whether you’re using it or not.

BIOSECURITY MEASURES – Please ensure you thoroughly clean your footwear, clothing, walking poles and other equipment before and after each walk to remove all seeds, dirt and other debris. Removed seeds should be bagged and disposed in a ‘to landfill’ garbage bin.

End 2 End Minus 2 Week 5
2022-08-20 - 2022-08-28
Week five sees us based in the Jamestown-Spalding-Clare area, moving from the tribal territory of the Nukunu to that of the Ngadjuri.
It is not one for the unfit or the faint hearted.
You will need an above normal level of fitness.
Day 1 Raeville following the ridgeline via New Campbell Hill, and expansive views, to Curnow’s Hut
Day 2 From Curnow’s Hut to the Chlorinator Station along Never Never Creek and the northern end of the Bundaleer Reservoir intake channel.
Day 3 From the Chlorinator Station via Spalding along the southern intake channel for most of the day, ending at the Goyder Highway.
Day 4 Rest Day to explore the mid north.
Day 5 Goyder Highway to EE George Road taking in the longest dry stone wall in SA, along the Brown Hill Range, past one of the Trails most exposed camp sites, Whistling Trig.
Day 6 EE George Road to Hallett and the Trail’s only station hut, the Hallett Railway Station.
Day 7 Hallett to Dares Hill Summit Road via Mount Bryan, the windiest summit on the Trail, with spectacular views and one of the steepest descents on the Trail. We may have snow.

Hardy's Scrub
2022-08-21
This is a loop walk, to and through Hardy’s scrub and following parts of the Willunga Basin Trail. You will see native flora and lovely view of the surrounding vineyards and hills. There a a couple of steep sections of hill climbing but in the main it will be gentle inclines and declines. This walk will take approximately 3 1/2 hours. Ensure you have enclosed walking shoes/boots as we will be going through scrub, as well as plenty of water and a hat.

BIOSECURITY MEASURES – Please ensure you thoroughly clean your footwear, clothing, walking poles and other equipment before and after each walk to remove all seeds, dirt and other debris. Removed seeds should be bagged and disposed in a ‘to landfill’ garbage bin.

FOHT Council
2022-08-24 17:30 - 19:30 (Australia/Adelaide)
Friends of Heysen Trail Council Meeting from 5.30pm to 7.30pm in the Friends Office at Epworth House

Council is the elected body charged with oversight of the Friends programs and finances.

Current Committees and other interested members are welcome.

Please notify our Office Volunteers in advance if you wish to attend so that access can be arranged as the building is not open to public after hours.

Broadview-Woolshed Flat-Quorn
2022-08-27 - 2022-08-28
WEEKEND BASED IN QUORN

Sat -We start the day with a 2;5km or 4km {if wet} walk back in through private property to rejoin the trail back up on the ridgeline .The surrounding countryside is truly spectacular with views of Mt Brown enticing the walker onwards .With such scenery ones mind is distracted from the 600mtrs plus of elevation we climb to get to the top.A quick morning tea will be taken at Catninga shed to refuel before the final ascent.Once at the top we will break again for a proper morn tea giving walkers the time to enjoy what Mt Brown{964mtrs} has to offer.A long descent leads us down to Waukarie Creek and eventually to Pichi Richi Pass where our cars are .Another tough day on the trail but well worth it .IF YOU ARE INJURED OR UNWELL PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS WALK .

Sun-A steady climb to the start of the day takes walkers to the top of the range and views over Pichi Richi Pass.After following the ridgeline for a few kms the trail descends into the Pass again .We then follow the Historic Pichi Richi Railway Line passing remnants of deserted sidings and settlements.DO NOT WALK ON THE TRACKS OR BRIDGES .

If you only want to walk on one day please ring the office to register.

Please sanitise hands and wear mask upon boarding the bus .

GROUP DINNER-Sat night -7:15 Transcontinental Hotel ,Quorn .

Ordered and paid for on the night.Please RSVP when registering.

THEME- COMFY IN QUORN

Walk The Yorke – Wattle Point -Port Moorowie-Point Davenport
2022-08-27 - 2022-08-28
Saturday…

From Wattle Point beach walking gives way to the cliffs of Troubridge Point. The final section into Port Moorowie follows the fence line between native vegetation and cropping land.

Sunday…

This will be a long day of mostly beach walking. It can have soft sand and seaweed at certain times of the year which would make this especially strenuous.

Just before the Port Davenport Conservation Park the trail heads inland for a section of native vegetation.

Suggested accommodation – Edithburgh

NOTE – If you wish to walk on only one day, please contact the FOHT office (once bookings have opened) to register for that day’s walk. The on-line registration system will only allow you to register for both days.

Adelaide100 City-Norton Summit
2022-08-28
Following the section of the ‘Adelaide100’ from Adelaide City to Norton Summit, we will be following the River Torrens Linear Park until we link up several streets to enter and climb up Black Hill, then across and into Morialta, and finally onto Norton Summit.

This is expected to be a demanding day out, and due to the distance, a reasonable walking speed will be required to have us finish before it gets dark.

It is a walk for those who are capable of maintaining a good pace with minimal breaks, and who are able to cover the distance. Also for those who want to undertake the entire ‘Adelaide100’ circuit.

If you have not recently walked further than 30km in one outing, please do not start with this walk.
