Walking Trails Support Group: Index to Barossa walks

Regional map, click here shows the locations of the 10 Barossa Walks; click on the icon for an A4 walk map
Tabular Index below provides links to a range information for the 10 walks: to access, click on the box of your choice
Leaflets (PDF) include a map and notes describing general features of the walk; best printed in landscape form. Leaflets are also available at the Tanunda Visitor Information Centre in Murray Street and at two bushland trailheads.
Maps may be printed separately in A4 format

Walk Name	Leaflet	Map	Image(s)
Altona
Barossa Goldfields
Hale CP
Jenkins Scrub
Little Kaisersthul
Mount Crawford Summit
Mount Pleasant Summit
Sandy creek
Steingarten
Warren Tower

Walk Safely

These are AS2156 Class 3 walks (easy grades) in bush land and countryside; beware of inherent hazards
Walk in a party of two or more, advise a reliable person of where you are going and when you expect to return; advise them of your return
Wear strong comfortable boots or shoes and take adequate food and clothing for changes in the weather – hot, cold or wet
at least 1 litres of water per person, more if it is hot
Protect yourself from the sun and carry an adequate First Aid Kit.

Here are some features you may see

Mighty Red Gums in Barossa Creeks
Flinders Ranges Bottlebrush (Callistemon teretifolius) - typically in rocky areas
Purple Cockatoo (Glossodia major) - a common spring orchid
Sweet Apple-berry (Billardiera versicolor) - a twining herb
Hand-flower (Cheiranthera alternifolia)
Red Parrot-pea (Dillwynia hispida) - a low growing shrub
Guinea-flower (Hibbertia sp.) - there any many species with similar flowers
Kaiserstuhl seen from Steingarten vineyard.
Regeneration of Southern Cypress-pines in Sandy Creek CP

Mighty Red Gums in Barossa Creeks	Flinders Ranges Bottlebrush	Purple Cockatoo
Sweey Apple-berry	Hand-flower	Red Parrot-pea
Guinea-flower	Kaiserstuhl seen from Steingarten vineyard	Sandy Creek CP