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Cobbler Valley Circuit Walk is a 4.3km, grade 3 hike located in Cobbler Creek Recreation Park, South Australia. The hike should take around 1.5 hours to complete.
Hike overview
The Cobbler Valley Circuit Walk is a moderately challenging (grade 3) 4.3km loop trail situated within Cobbler Creek Recreation Park, South Australia. This scenic route, taking approximately 1.5 hours to complete, ventures into some of the park's more secluded areas. Hikers may encounter remnants of the region's early European settlement, including the ruins of Trevalsa farmhouse. This homestead belonged to William Pedler, a cobbler whose profession inspired the name Cobbler Creek. The Valley Circuit also passes by Teakles House, another stone ruin shared with the Porosa Hike and Ruins Loop trails.
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Max elevation: 215 m
Min elevation: 146 m
Total climbing: 129 m
Total descent: -129 m
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Getting there
The Cobbler Valley Circuit Walk commences at The Grove Way Carpark in Salisbury East, South Australia.
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About the region
Tucked away between Golden Grove and Salisbury, this park offers a multifaceted escape. Perfect as an introduction to the Australian bush, it provides a peaceful haven to unwind from city life. Whether you're a walker seeking a scenic stroll or a budding mountain bike rider eager for adventure, the park caters to diverse interests.
Purpose-built trails cater to beginner and intermediate mountain bike riders, with challenging sections to test even experienced cyclists. A dedicated pump track allows children to practice their skills while adults tackle the bike jumps.
For family gatherings, the park provides a designated grassy area with gas barbecues permitted (excluding total fire ban days). The Kites and Kestrels adventure playground offers endless fun for children, featuring a thrilling flying fox and climbing structures inspired by raptor nests.
Tranquility seekers will find solace in the park's serene environment. Trails meander through peaceful creeks lined with River Red Gums, woodlands alive with birdsong, and ridge tops boasting panoramic views across the Adelaide plains.
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Gear to consider
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Acknowledgement of Country
Trail Hiking Australia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands on which we hike and pay respects to their Elders, past and present, and we acknowledge the First Nations people of other communities who may be here today.