Friends of the Heysen Trail

Mt Pleasant Summit
2023-07-02
Come along to enjoy a moderately challenging walk with spectacular scenic vantage points as we wind our way through working pine forests and areas of native flora, culminating in the Mt Pleasant summit. This walk has a variety of terrain including some ups and downs so if you have some basic bushwalking fitness, then this walk could be for you!

Worlds End to Burra to Wandallah with End to End 14
2023-07-01 - 2023-07-02
Saturday Worlds End to Burra – 25km Although primarily a long, flat, treeless walk, along dirt roads and road reserves, this section provides walkers with a perspective on the diversity of landscapes of the Trail. The final few kilometres provide pleasant views over the historic Burra township.

Sunday Burra to Wandallah – 16km This section of the Trail goes through historic Burra, passing the old Redruth Gaol and other reminders of a bygone era. The trail then takes walkers over the exposed hills of the North Mount Lofty Ranges.

Walk Difficulty – 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.

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.

Myponga Loop
2023-07-01
Trail Starter. Join me for this 7.7-km loop trail near Myponga, South Australia. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 2 h 8 min to complete. A great little trail exploring the area near the Myponga Reservoir, located less than an hours drive south from the centre of Adelaide, South Australia.

We will head to the Smiling Samoyed Brewery for lunch. Smiling Samoyed Brewery
Hansen St, Myponga SA 5202. https://smilingsamoyed.com.au/ They are open 11.30am – 5pm on Saturdays. If you would like to stay for lunch please let me know when you book for the hike so I can arrange a table.

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.

Scott Creek CP
2023-06-25
Scott Creek Conservation Park was severely impacted by fire in January 2021.
The good news is that regrowth since then has been massive.
The bad news is that the regrowth since then has been massive. We will not be able to walk the trail shown in the “Push the Bush” collection of walks (published in 2005).

This walk will a training walk, following some of the fire trails in the eastern section of the park.

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.

Hardy's Scrub
2023-06-25
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 3-3 1/2 hours. Ensure you have enclosed walking shoes/boots as we will be going through scrub, as well as plenty of water and walking poles

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.

Pewsey Vale- Kyeema (Week 8)
2023-06-24 - 2023-07-02
End 2 End Minus and it’s Week Eight in our final year and the theme is Braveheart!
Day 1 Starting where we left off in Week 7, we trek from Pewsey Vale, well and truly now in the Mount Lofty Ranges, across the Wirra Wirra Peaks, up the 100-step stairway to Mt Crawford, then on to the old Mount Crawford cemetery.
Day 2 Starts with a climb up to Little Mount Crawford through Chalks and then up to Tower Hill with expansive views to the north, east and west. The Trail then descends into the Warren Conservation Park, a delightful, contoured track to Watts Gully Road and onto Nugget Road.
Day 3 From Nugget Road, into more forest and the Scotts Camps site, skirting to the east of Kersbrook, past Mount Gould, Simmonds Hill, Chain of Ponds to Cuddlee Creek.
Day 4 Begins with a long road walk, past Grandpas Camp and then the ups and downs begin around Thomas Hill, Cardiac Hill and the Montacute CP and finally the heart stopping climb out of Sixth Creek to Montacute Heights and Cherryville.
Day 5 Thankfully a rest day.
Day 6 From Montacute Heights the Trail loops through Morialta CP past waterfalls and over creeks to emerge at Norton Summit, continuing in Horsnell Gully, with more hills finally reaching Cleland CP.
Day 7 From Cleland, we hit Mount Lofty with a choice of either the Mount Lofty Botanic Gardens or not. Then on to Woodhouse Activity Centre, past Mount George, Bridgewater Mill, briefly into Mylor CP and finishing at Mylor.
Day 8 Takes us from Mylor on a long road walk until Glen Bold where the Trail tackles the boardwalk through to Jupiter Creek Gold Fields and the start of the Kuitpo Forest region, Rocky Creek, Knott Hill and finishing at Dashwood Gully Road.
Day 9 Takes the group through the Kuitpo Forest for much of the day, traversing Chookaloo Campground, Christmas Hill and finally into the Kyeema CP.

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 17 - Mt Crawford to Pewsey Vale
2023-06-24
Walk Details: Initially climbing over Mount Crawford with stunning views the trail follows forest edges and roadsides, then make its way up and over the pretty Wirra Wirra Peaks, before descending to creek lines again. Walkers follow roads and road reserves through open big gum grazing land.

Fitness: 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.

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.

Morialta
2023-06-22
A figure of eight walk in the Morialta Cons Park that covers some of the less frequented sections of the Park. There will be a number of steepish climbs throughout the walk though nothing “gut-busting”, and a few tricky and potentially slippery descents. Advisable to bring walking poles.

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.

Mt Crawford
2023-06-18
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.

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.

Blackwood Reserve
2023-06-18
The Blackwood and Coromandel Valley in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s was known for its orchards and market gardens.

The walk will commence along the Sturt River Linear Path and then past one of the earlier orchards established in 1909 and still owned by the same family.

Climbing gradually we enter the Blackwood Forest Recreational Park with its pine trees, an old ruin and information boards explaining the experimental orchards of years past.

Joining the Sturt River Linear Path again we walk back to our starting 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.

Mylor forest & Valley Loop
2023-06-18
This beatiful but challenging starter cirquit connects a series of nature reserves and some quiet country lane walking.
The walk begins at Mylor, walking through the Mylor Forest.
This 12 – 13k loop walk takes in the Mylor forest as well as some of the Aldgate Valley.
It utilises a section of the Heysen Trail between Stirling Cemetery, and Mylor Conservation Park, that parallels the Aldgate to Mylor Road.
Although it is a walking path/trail, and not a roadside footpath.

The reserves and native bushland where we walk is home to Southern Brown Bandicoots, kangaroos, possums, echidnas and koalas.
Out of all the nearby Adelaide walks it ranks high in my favourites.

We finish the walk outside the bakery, So please indicate if you’re joining the group for a social after walk, coffee and chat.

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.

Onkaparinga N.P
2023-06-15
A trail starter in length, but with uneven, rocky and undulating tracks.

A circular walk in a small area of the Onkaparinga National Park passing through areas of native bush , including pink gum and grey box woodland. This park is home to kangaroos, echidnas and many birds, we may be lucky to see some on the walk.

As we make our way along the ridge top there is fabulous views of the gorge below.

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.

Willunga Basin Trail - Moana to Onkaparinga NP
2023-06-11
The Willunga Basin Trail winds its way around and across the beautiful Willunga Basin for 130km – taking walkers through a diverse landscape of bushland, forests, vineyards, almond groves, parks and beaches.

Walk the trail over 6 walks or walk any of the individual sections.

WALK 3: Leaving the coast at Moana, we walk the rail wine trail to McLaren Vale, followed by road/reserve through the wine area and finishing with a walk through Onkaparinga River National Park. 21kms.

Bring sufficient water for the day, morning tea and lunch.

Please be aware of FOHT weather policies regarding cancellation of walks. This walk will use a bus to take us to the start of the walk and please note you need to pay for the bus whether you are 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.

Balquhidder to Waitpinga - E2E17
2023-06-11
NOTE: The location of this walk has been changed due to road works still underway on Tappanappa Ridge Road. It is unsure if the road works will conclude, and be suitable for our next walk. There is uncertainty if adequate parking spaces will be available or if the bus can manoeuvre safely.

Instead of walking from Cobbler Hill to Tappanappa as planned, we will walk from Balquhidder to Waitpinga.

This walk entails some road walking, picturesque farmland, several unspoilt sandy beaches, creek crossings, rocky headlands and hopefully the chance to spot whales or dolphins over our right shoulder.

Dutchman's Stern /Mt Little Station
2023-06-10 - 2023-06-18
The first of our final 2 weeks on the Heysen Trail starting at Dutchman’s Stern, trekking through to the walkout from the trail at Mt Little Station. Six days of memorable walking with highlights including the gradual climb through the range and walk along the creek line from Eyre Depot.The climb up and over Mt Arden with it’s panoramic vistas, the traverse of Buckaringa Gorge and the spectacular views from Jarvis Hill {truly one of the WOW moments on the trail }

ROUGH,ROCKY, UNEVEN,SLIPPERY, MUDDY TRACKS,OLD FENCING ,CLAMBERING ALONG CREEK LINES, EXPOSURE TO THE ELEMENTS (HOT& COLD ) ARE ALL THINGS THAT MAY BE EXPERIENCED ON THIS WEEK OF WALKING

YOU ARE REQUIRED TO BRING ,APPROPRIATE FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING,PERSONAL FIRST AID KIT,MORN TEA ,LUNCH ,SNACKS ,ELECTROLYTES .MIN 2-3LTRS WATER.””ALWAYS CARRY A GOOD RAINCOAT “”

PLEASE BRING A BOOT BAG AND SPARE SHOES TO GET CHANGED INTO AT END OF DAY IF WET WEATHER SETS IN .THIS WILL ENSURE BUS DOESN’T FILL UP WITH MUD .THIS CAN BE LEFT UNDER BUS .

THIS IS A MULTI DAY WALK.REGISTRATION REQUIRES PAYMENT OF THE FULL BUS FEE{ assumes all walkers have a golden boots card} ACCOMMODATION AND MEAL COSTS ARE NOT INCLUDED

Accommodation-We will be based{ at Quorn from Sat 10th June to Wed June 14th{check out } transferring to Hawker on that day and at Hawker until Sunday June 18th { Travel Home }

Those registering are invited to travel on the bus at no extra cost, from Adelaide to Quorn, then Hawker and return to Adelaide. If you intend to travel on the bus from and to Adelaide PLEASE ADVISE in the Comments Section when Registering.

The bus is capable of taking up to 20 passengers and luggage ,so be early to indicate your interest.

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

If you choose to drive your own vehicle to Quorn and Hawker, you are still required to pay the Bus Fee. Please Note there are no other Fee options for this event. The bus will drop us off at start of walk and be at the end to take us back to base every day

Group Meals are planned for Sat 10th June and Sat 17th June.DETAILS BELOW

An EARLY REGISTRATION LINK will be offered to all regular E2E12 walkers on Wed 19th April, 2 weeks prior to public opening of registration for the event.

PLEASE NOTE – THE SECTION BUCKARINGA TO CALABRINDA WAS WALKED LAST YEAR SO WE WILL NOT BE DOING THAT SECTION IN THIS WEEK OF WALKING .

PLEASE NOTE -ORDER OF WALKS AND DAYS MAY BE CHANGED AT SHORT NOTICE IF WE ENCOUNTER BAD WEATHER .

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.

Mt Zion to Wirrabara Forest to White Park Rd to Murraytown
2023-06-10 - 2023-06-12
This is a multi day walk. If you wish to register for only one or two days, please contact the office once registrations open.

Saturday: Mt Zion to Wirrabara Forest – For most of this section the trail follows gravel roads and a rollercoaster firetrack through natural bushland towards the TV tower at The Bluff where walkers are rewarded with spectacular views of the gulf and beyond.

Sunday: Wirrabara Forest to White Park Rd – This provides a very diverse range of scenery. Walkers follow the ridgeline along fire access tracks through the dense natural scrub of the Telowie Gorge Conservation Park and enjoy views over Port Germein and across the gulf to Whyalla and Port Bonython. After turning off and descending steeply from the ridgeline the Trail follows Sheepyard Track ascending to Rocky Ridge then turning north through old harvested pine forest allowing expansive views to the Gulf, following a steep climb to Sugargum Lookout. The trail continues following the Wirrabara Greenway through a private property.

Monday: White Park Rd to Murraytown – The day is spent walking along back roads and road reserves through undulating farmland.

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.

Accommodation: Laura, Wirrabara

The theme for the weekend is TV

Skye
2023-06-06
A loop walk into the Horsnell Gully Cons. Park including a couple of climbs and at times tricky descents, so walking poles would be useful.

There will be a short break for morning tea.

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.

Ashbourne 3 Parks Panorama
2023-06-04
The Three-parks Panorama. We meander through the walking trails of Cox Scrub Conservation Park to the Finniss River. Then its a long, steady trudge up Cole Crossing Road and on to Mount Magnificent Conservation Park. If the weather is good and the legs willing, we will have lunch on the summit. After lunch we head back down and then make our way through the Finniss Conservation Park and along some back roads to Cox Scrub Conservation Park for more walking trails back to the car park.

This is a long and testing walk – for experienced trail walkers only.

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.

Scott Creek Conservation Park
2023-06-04
Come along for a walk through the eastern section of the Scott Creek Conservation Park, one of the hidden gems of the Adelaide Hills. The park’s 706 hectares of sloped valleys, lush creek lines and rounded ridgetops are home to a wide variety of native plants, birds and animals. Although damaged by fire in 2021, the park’s regeneration is well underway and well worth a visit!

Note: this is a 9km walk with lots of up and downs. If you have good walking fitness and looking to challenge yourself as a Trailstarter, then this walk could be for you.

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.

Webb Gap to Burra Road to Worlds End with End to End 14
2023-06-03 - 2023-06-04
Saturday Webb Gap to Burra Road – 23km The trail continues along the Tothill Range, providing expansive views over the surrounding farmland and Apoinga Lagoon. A sharp climb after Huppatz Hut provides walkers with a taste of things to come in future walks.

Sunday Burra Road to Worlds End – 17km The trail crosses undulating farmland before entering the scrubland of the Hallelujah Hills. The day finishes with an easy stroll to Worlds End Gorge.

Saturday Night Meal Option – Burra Bowling Club see details below

Walk Difficulty – 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.

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.

Blackhill CP
2023-06-03
This 13 km loop walk is quite challenging with steep and rugged inclines and declines, providing the opportunity to practice techniques for traversing rough terrain safely. During the walk you will climb just over 800 mts. For the effort you will be afforded spectacular views over the plains and develop your fitness and endurance.

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

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.

Cleland Meander
2023-05-28 08:00 - 15:00 (Australia/Adelaide)
We are so fortunate in Adelaide to have Cleland. So close to the city and it contains so many walking tracks that change throughout the seasons. This walk provides a good opportunity to discover some unfamiliar tracks to add to your personal training regimen. This walk covers about 22 kms and includes a variety of terrain that will provide a good workout and take in views over Adelaide and the Mount Lofty Ranges.

The walk commences at Brock Reserve on Dashwood Road, Beaumont. We start at 8am. Bring wet weather gear, water, good boots and morning tea. We will stop at Cleland Wildlife Park for lunch at about 12.30. You may bring your own or you may purchase something at the cafe.

From there we wend our way back to the cars and should be there before 3pm.

Contact me on the day on 0400320943 if necessary.

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.

Willunga Walk
2023-05-28
May is history month. Join me in the historic township of Willunga, established in 1839. We will follow the old railway track, now the “Shiraz trail”, wending our way through vineyards and farmland. Our journey will then take us back along the “Willunga Basin trail”, and a steady uphill section with lovely views across to the coast. Arriving back to the township we then wend our way through Willunga town with reminders of the it’s slate mining heritage in the old cottages and buildings such as the old courthouse and Telegraph house.

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 16 - Nugget Rd to Mt Crawford
2023-05-27
Walk Details

This section combines several sections of Mt Crawford pine forest with the natural bushland of Warren Conservation Park and Little Mt Crawford to provide a picturesque and diverse walk.

This walk begins with a short walk-in (1.2km) before passing through a small section of native bushland. After a few km. of road walking the trail enters the spectacular Warren Conservation Park, climbing steadily through dense bushland. Open grazing land with panoramic views follows, before heading back into the Mount Crawford forest then along a beautifully constructed boardwalk before crossing Warren Rd and into more scrubland over Little Mount Crawford.

Fitness: 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.

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.

Belair
2023-05-25
A tough loop walk largely in the eastern end of the conservation park with 3 good climbs

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.

Morialta CP
2023-05-23
A loop walk around Morialta Conservation Park with a variety of climbs and descents, maybe including Chapmans track.

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

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.

In The Suburbs
2023-05-21
This walk starts from a garden park in Aberfoyle Park, continues through a section of Happy Valley reservoir, enters bushland in Flagstaff Hill before following a creek line back to the start.

Walking on a mix of trails, fire tracks and footpaths we link three suburbs together.

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.

Inman Valley/ Myponga
2023-05-21
Walk Details: A very undulating walk. Majestic gums line roadsides leading to testing climb up Sugarloaf Hill where walkers are rewarded with spectacular rural views.

The trail then leads into Myponga Conservation Park for more views and some more testing undulations. Pretty farmland and quiet country roads complete this section.

There is a 2km walk to the cars after leaving the trail on Yulte Road.

Fitness: 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.

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.

Sturt Gorge
2023-05-20
This circular walk through the rugged Sturt Gorge is challenging, but rewarding with excellent views and interesting terrain.

There a number of very steep climbs on this walk and only register if you have done the training required. it is a good area to practice pole use and I am happy to assist upon request.

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 Meeting
2023-05-17 17:30 - 19:30
Friends of Heysen Trail Council Meeting

The Friends encourages engagement and interaction across our membership/volunteers. Committees and Members are welcome to attend – if interested please register so our Secretary is aware to expect extra people.
