Molly's Chase

An easy walk among pristine nature of the Spring Gully Conservation Park. The hike is located in the Clare Valley near the small town of Sevenhill, about 130 km north of Adelaide, South Australia. Parking is available just off Sawmill Road, where several other hikes also begin. The track itself is mostly flat with a short and steep hill right at the end. A worthwhile walk, especially when combined with other trails in the park.

A short and sweet trail that takes you on a relaxed loop. This trail can be easily completed in an hour or so but can take longer if you take your time. Towards the end of the circuit you''ll find the Cascades which after a bit of rain will be running and worth a look as its not far off the Wymans Hike.

This loop ties together the western boundary fire track to the Observation Track, Wymans Hike, and Cascades Walk within Spring Gully Conservation Park. The western boundary fire track is noted as within the park boundary but there are reports of gates and signage alluding to private property in the area. For the most up-to-date information visit the park website or contact the NPWS SA directly - https://www.parks.sa.gov.au/parks/spring-gully-conservation-park#about

An enjoyable trail located in the Mid North Region of South Australia. This out and back route begins and ends from the Discovery Parks camping area, off Horrocks Highway. From here you'll head north along the Riesling Trail - Lamberts. This will bring you up into the small town of Clare, where you'll make a small loop passing Inchiquin Lake before returning back to where you started.

Pack a picnic and take the short, adventurous walk up to the Neagles Rock Lookout point and take in the magnificent views of the Clare Valley. The short walk features grassy covered hillsides with protruding red rock formations and is shaded by plenty of trees. It's short length, great views, and ease of access make it a great choice to bring smaller children to enjoy some time outside.