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Bunyeroo Gorge Hike
A quiet walk along a river red gum-lined gorge framed by rugged rock, good for spotting wildlife. Bullock teams and coaches once used this gorge in the 1800s to haul copper, mail and produce to the western plains.
At a glance
- Distance
- 7.5 km return
- Duration
- 3.5 h
- Official track grade
- Not published
- Elevation gain
- Not published
- Cost
- Vehicle day entry fee applies; pay before you arrive.
- Experience
- Self-guided
- Facilities
- Not published
- Accessibility
- Not published
- Dogs
- Not published
- Family suitability
- Not published
- Public transport
- Not published
Plan your visit
Seasonal considerations: All walking trails close on days of Catastrophic Fire Danger.
Highlights
- Gum-lined gorge
- Native wildlife
- Pastoral-era transport history
Trailhead & access: Begins at the Bunyeroo car park, 18 km north of Wilpena along Bunyeroo Gorge Road.
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