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Mylor Conservation Park Circuit

  • Length: 2.3km

  • Duration: 2hrs

  • Grade: 4

  • Style: Circuit

  • Start: 39 Whitehead Rd, Mylor

  • End: 39 Whitehead Rd, Mylor

  • Location: Mylor Conservation Park

  • Closest Town:

  • Distance from CBD: 24.5 km

  • State: SA

  • Latitude: -35.038006157

  • Longitude: 138.766453788

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Mylor Conservation Park Circuit is a 2.3km, grade 4 Circuit hike located in Mylor Conservation Park South Australia. The hike should take approximately 2hrs to complete.

Summary

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.

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

Total distance: 6521 m
Max elevation: 378 m
Min elevation: 307 m
Total climbing: 101 m
Total descent: -43 m
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