The Osmond Motel & Apartments





The The Osmond Motel & Apartments Has Not Been Certified As Dog Friendly
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A short loop of the famous Victoria park known for hosting motorsport events and horseracing in the past. Victoria Park / Pakapakanthi is derived from the Kaurna word meaning "to trot". In recent times the park was revitalized to be more accommodating to the general public with the addition of wetlands, a walking track and community sporting facilities.
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A mainly paved shared path that links together a series of parks and reserves in the centre of Adelaide. A great way to see the many sites it has to offer. It used for riding, running walking and a safe way to commute between areas along the way or for exercising. En route, there are amenities like public restrooms, picnic areas, play equipment and cafes.
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An awesome trail exploring Mount Osmond and surrounds, located close to the Adelaide Hills region in South Australia. This looped route begins and ends from the parking area on Waite Road in the suburb of Urrbrae. The trail passes through the Waite Conservation Park, Cleland National Park and some open farm land on a series of varied surfaces - mostly wide fire management roads. The steepest ascent is right at the start and after you reach the half way point it's all downhill!
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A fantastic loop in the picturesque hillside area of Waite Conservation Reserve. This route will have warm your legs up as you slowly climb up the side of Wylie Hill following both the Yurrebilla Trail and Old Coach Road between a few other shorter tracks. This is an incredibly scenic route that will give you some incredible views of the greater Adelaide area and the city off in the distance. This is a fairly steep route so come prepared with decent shoes, plenty of water and a bite to eat...
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The main loop is a trail that passes through Wheal Watkins Reserve(wheal is cornish for mine), a former mining area worked in the 1840s, filled with pines and eucalypts, and walks along a wide fire track in the top section. This walking trail is part of the Burnside Walks network, a series of trails around the hills on the edge of the City of Burnside.