This loop through Mylor Conservation Park explores the open woodland of the park.
Numerous bird species inhabit the area, making birdwatching a popular activity. Keep an eye out for western grey kangaroos or eastern brown snakes that are often seen in the area.
The secondary loop is an option for hikers less confident with navigation or following indistinct trails. It is easier to follow, the trails more open, and the gradient is gentler.
Walk a 12km loop through Mylor Conservation Park, following the Heysen Trail to Stirling Cemetery, then the Aldgate Valley Nature Walk to Mylor.
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Much of the region surrounding Mylor Conservation Park has been cleared for residential and agricultural purposes. The park forms part of a mosaic of remnant bushland areas which are linked by vegetation corridors on both public and private land. Numerous bird species inhabit the area and it is worth keeping an eye out for western grey kangaroos and eastern brown snakes. A section of the Heysen Trail runs through the park.
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