It should come as no surprise that technology is making inroads into every facet of daily life. So too with field maps. Serious bush walkers have always learnt how to use a compass and read a contour map that enabled them to plot their location, their progress and the path ahead at any given …
While some of the walks in Deep Creek Conservation Park can be quite challenging not all require the fitness of a triathlete! The Stringybark Loop Walk is a great example. At 1.5 km it is family friendly and can be completed in under 30 minutes. More importantly, the walk takes you …
Named after Aaron Bennett, one of the early European settlers to this area the Aaron Creek Cove Hike commences from the car park not far from Goondooloo Cottage. For guests staying at Goondooloo Cottage, there is the added bonus of just being able to strap on a backpack and walk out the door to commence the walk. The …
As many of our readers would know Deep Creek Conservation Park incorporates some of the most spectacular sections of the famous Heysen Trail. Moves are now underway to establish a 3-day / 2-night walking package that incorporates the highlights of the Heysen Trail through Deep Creek. A working group has been established with representation from …
One of the great joys of walking in Deep Creek Conservation Park is that most of the walks are not seasonal and trails remain open throughout the year. So it is with the walk to the Deep Creek Waterfall from Tapanappa Lookout. The native vegetation remains lush and the waterfall flows at all times. …
Walk in review – Deep Creek Waterfall from Tapanappa Lookout Read More »
