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The Best Free Things to Do in the Barossa
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The Best Free Things to Do in the Barossa

Lookouts, walking trails, sculpture and heritage - proof you don't need a cellar-door budget to enjoy the valley.

The Barossa for free

Between cellar doors and long lunches, it is easy to assume the Barossa is an expensive day out. It needn't be. The valley is laced with free lookouts, walking trails, heritage sites and quiet natural corners that ask for nothing but your time. Here are the best of them.

  1. Mengler Hill Lookout 1
    Tanunda

    Mengler Hill Lookout

    The valley's signature view, free and unbeatable at sunset.

  2. Whispering Wall 2
    Williamstown

    Whispering Wall

    The Whispering Wall - an engineering curiosity that carries a whisper clear across the dam.

  3. Mengler Hill Sculpture Trail 3
    Tanunda

    Mengler Hill Sculpture Trail

    A short sculpture trail beside the Mengler Hill lookout.

  4. Kaiserstuhl Conservation Park 4
    Angaston

    Kaiserstuhl Conservation Park

    Kaiserstuhl Conservation Park - bushwalking and wildflowers in the ranges.

  5. Nuriootpa Linear Park 5
    Nuriootpa

    Nuriootpa Linear Park

    A shaded riverside walking path through the heart of Nuriootpa.

  6. Barossa Bushgardens 6
    Nuriootpa

    Barossa Bushgardens

    Barossa Bushgardens - a free native botanic garden to wander.

  7. 7
    Mount Pleasant

    Herbig Family Tree

    The Herbig Family Tree - a hollow gum that once housed a pioneer family.

String a few of these together and you have a full, rewarding day in the Barossa without spending a cent.

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