Hale Conservation Park Circuit

Length: 4km
Duration: 2hrs
Grade: 1
Style: Circuit
Start: Mt Lofty Walking Trail, Williamstown
End: Mt Lofty Walking Trail, Williamstown
Closest Town:
Location: Hale Conservation Park
Distance from state capital: 53.1 km
State: SA
Latitude: -34.689864982
Longitude: 138.911905037

Trail Access

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Bitumen Road

Gravel Road

Easy Access

Steep Road

Winding Road

Vehicle Ford

Speed Bumps

2WD Vehicle

4WD Vehicle

Entry Fee

Ample Parking

Accessible Parking

Wheelchair Toilet

Toilet Facilities

Camping Available

Drinking Water

Picnic Shelter

Picnic Table

BBQ Facilities

Fire Pit

Trail Features

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Concrete Path

Timber Boardwalk

Gravel Path

Sandy Trail

Rough Trail

No Defined Trail

Manual Wheelchair

Motorised Wheelchair

Prams and Strollers

Bike Friendly

Overnight Campsites

River Crossings

Rock Scrambling

Bush Bashing

Exposed Ledges

Trail Markers

Drinking Water

Fishing Spots

Swimming Spots

Dog Friendly

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ORGANISE THIS HIKE

Hale Conservation Park Circuit is a 4km, grade 1 Circuit hike located in Hale Conservation Park South Australia. The hike should take approximately 2hrs to complete.

Summary

A 4km circuit of Hale Conservation Park, exploring the rocky lookouts, waterfall and old mine diggings. Watch out for echidnas which can often be heard, and sometime seen.

Begin the hike from the carpark on Warren Road, 2.5km south of Williamstown. The trail is marked anti-clockwise (turn right at the trailhead at Gate 1.) The trail has been developed and marked by the Walking Trails Support Group, you can download their excellent brochure to find out more about the environment along the way.

GPX file courtesy of Walking SA. File may not contain elevation data and may only represent half the length on return hikes.