Mount Barker Summit Circuit

Length: 2.4km
Duration: 1.5hrs
Grade: 3
Style: Circuit
Start: 101 Mount Summit Rd, Mount Barker Summit
End: 101 Mount Summit Rd, Mount Barker Summit

Location: Mount Barker
Closest Town:
Distance from CBD: 44.3 km
State: SA
Latitude: -35.066376971
Longitude: 138.921211967

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Mount Barker Summit Circuit is a 2.4km, grade 3 Circuit hike located in Mount Barker South Australia. The hike should take approximately 1.5hrs to complete.

Summary

This walking route is an alternative to the easy Summit Walking Trail. You can begin this trail from the Summit Fire Track, or from the carpark at the summit. If starting from the summit carpark, the trail starts from the large boulder in the first area of the carpark.

The trail is easy to follow, and provides views to the east and west.

You can extend this hike by also walking to the summit of Mt Barker on a 500 metre return trail.

Park car here at the end of the Summit Fire Track (accessed from Williams Road), at the gate next to Authorised Vehicles Only sign

You are allowed to walk in the reserve here, just not drive

Walk along the fire track for a short distance

When you reach this knarly tree, look out for the walking trail on the left immediately before the tree, and take that walking trail

Walking up to the summit

The Scenic Bushwalk, the hike that goes around the summit of Mt Barker, starts beside this boulder in the carpark

The Scenic Bushwalk starts at the boulder with this old plaque

The Scenic Bushwalk around the summit of Mt Barker

Views from the Scenic Bushwalk around the summit of Mt Barker

Driving to this walk, turn left up Williams Road, ignoring the No Access To The Summit Sign (as we are walking to the summit. Alternatively, you can drive to the summit carpark and begin the hike there)

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

Total distance: 2523 m
Max elevation: 524 m
Min elevation: 412 m
Total climbing: 126 m
Total descent: -154 m

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