Clare Valley Trails
Riesling Trail
The Riesling Trail follows the path of the former railway. This close to 30-kilometer walking and biking trail spans from Auburn in the South and Clare in the North. The trail starts at former Auburn Railway Station, now home to The Station Cafe and Mount Horrocks Wines.
Walking and biking through the Riesling Trail is the best way to visit the significant landmarks of Clare Valley. Along this trail are many vineyards, bush land, mixed farms, picnic spots, winery cellar doors, restaurants, art houses and churches.
The compacted surface of the Riesling Trail makes it convenient for people to walk and bike by.
John Horrocks Loop
This 9-kilometer trail heads west, past St. Mark's Church and to the village of Penwortham and Skillogalee Creek. Along this trail are great cellar doors and quality food shops.
Father Rogalksi Loop
This 10-kilometer trail starts north of Penwortham and leads to Polish Hill Valley. This trail is a steep one as this crosses a ridge. The breathtaking views of the vineyards and a visit to Polish Church Museum make this trail worth the effort.
Spring Gully Loop
This 16-kilometer trail starts at the Wendouree Road intersection, past the caravan park, Clare Valley Visitor Information Center, Skilly Hills, Spring Gully Conservation Park, more cellar doors and to the College Road intersection.
Rattler Rail Trail
This 19-kilometer trail stretches from Riverton to Auburn. It is advisable to travel to this trail via a mountain bike due to the trail's coarse gravel surface. This trail has panoramic views of the vineyards, bush land and dairy farms.
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Inchiquin Lake is Clare\'s main storm water storage facility, an ideal spot for a picnic with open space recreation area, walking trails, BMX track, p
Riesling Trail
Traversing the picturesque Clare Valley wine region, the Riesling Trail is one of the first rail-trails to be developed in South Australia.
Burra Mine Site
Enjoy a self-drive tour or walk through the Burra Mine Site, a South Australian State heritage area. The open-air museum contains remains of the minin
Kapunda Heritage Trail
The Discovering Historic Kapunda Heritage Trail meanders ten kilometres through the town, allowing the opportunity to see some of the town\'s historic
Anlaby Station
Anlaby Station was first settled in 1839 by the Dutton family. Originally, the station consisted of 160,000 acres or 25 miles long by 10 miles wide.
Wilson Vineyard, The
The Wilson Vineyard is a small family-owned and operated winery situated in the Polish Hill River sub-region of the Clare Valley. You\'ll find wonderf
Brooks Lookout
Brooks Lookout was opened in 2001 and gives visitors to the Clare Valley the opportunity to picnic at one of the big Australian panoramas.
Kidman Trail - Kapunda, The
The Kidman Trail is a self walking or driving tour of Kapunda highlighting places connected with Cattle King Sir Sidney Kidman, by following a detaile
Kapunda Mine Trail
The Kapunda Mine Trail is an easy walk of one and a half kilometres and takes about one hour to complete. Interpretive signs explain how the ore was m
Mintaro Maze and Gift Shop
Come and lose yourself in our living hedge maze, consisting of over 800 conifers, featuring fountains, twists and turns to trick even the most committ
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