Greenock's Old Telegraph Station

Section 19 of the Heysen Trail: Tanunda to Kapunda. View the entire Heysen Trail here: https://www.alltrails.com/lists/heysen-trail--6 This leg has varied terrain like rolling green hills, tree-lined gullies, and farmland with yellow flowers. It uses dirt roads and fenceline tracks, and narrow tracks. It is well signed and easy to follow.

A loop trail located in the Barossa Valley, about 70km north east of Adelaide, South Australia. Start and finish in the historic village of Bethany - the birthplace of the Barossa. Parking is available at the Bethany Reserve or the Church. The trail combines some sealed sections, some unsealed roads and other sections are following the Heysen Trail through farmers paddocks. Well worth the elevation for the view.

A fantastic ride along the Barossa Trail that leads you from Angston, past Nuriootpa, Tanunda and finishes in Concordia. The Barossa Trail is tradition rail trail with exceptional pleasant surfaces and grades found along the whole route. This is a fantastic way to experience the Barossa Valley with a few cellar doors to check out along the way.

A nice pretty trail in south east South Australia, located in the Barossa Valley near the town of Kapunda. This looped route begins and ends from the parking area on Perry Road. Enjoy making your way around the relatively easy trail and reading the informative signs along the way about the historic mine.

Section 20 of the Heysen Trail: Kapunda to Hamilton. View the entire Heysen Trail here: https://www.alltrails.com/lists/heysen-trail--6 This section of the famous Heysen Trail begins about one hour's drive north of Adelaide in the town of Kapunda, South Australia. From here you'll enjoy a pleasant walk mostly following backroads and fence lines through farmland and fields of bright yellow canola crops and purple Salvation Jane flowers. The trail ends in the town of Hamilton.