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Angaston Railway Station
Angaston
A restored heritage railway station at Angaston, a window into the Barossa's 19th-century rail era.
Barossa Bushgardens
Nuriootpa
A community native botanic garden near Nuriootpa showcasing local indigenous plants along easy walking paths.
Barossa Goldfields
Williamstown
The site of an 1868 gold rush near Cockatoo Valley, now a network of signposted loop walks past diggings, shafts and miners' cottage ruins.
Barossa Reservoir Reserve
Williamstown
The bushland reserve surrounding the Barossa Reservoir and Whispering Wall, with picnic areas and walking paths.
Barossa Sculpture Park
Tanunda
An outdoor sculpture trail on the slopes of Mengler Hill, set among native plantings with valley views.
Barossa Valley Way
Tanunda
Bethany Reserve
Bethany
A peaceful reserve in the historic village of Bethany, the Barossa's first German settlement, with a creek, lawns and old cottages nearby.
Goat Square, Tanunda
Tanunda
A historic colonial square in Tanunda, the original village market place, ringed by some of the town's oldest cottages.
Hale Conservation Park
Williamstown
A rugged little park just south of Williamstown with a 4 km circuit past rocky lookouts, a seasonal waterfall and old mica diggings.
Kaiserstuhl Conservation Park
Angaston
A rugged park in the hills east of the valley, with walking trails through stringybark forest and native wildlife.
Kapunda Mine Historic Site
Greenock
The open cuts, chimney and ruins of Australia's first successful metal mine, worked for copper from 1844 to 1879, with an interpretive trail.
Keil Road Lookout
Tanunda
A quiet roadside lookout above Marananga offering one of the best panoramas across the Seppeltsfield vineyards.
Lavender Federation Trail (Barossa Section)
Stockwell
A 325 km long-distance walking trail from Murray Bridge to Clare that traces the Barossa's eastern hills, with spurs into Truro and Keyneton.
Mengler Hill
Tanunda
The scenic ridge separating Tanunda and Angaston, traversed by a winding drive with lookouts and sculpture park.
Mengler Hill Lookout
Tanunda
A hilltop lookout between Tanunda and Angaston offering one of the Barossa's most photographed valley panoramas.
Mengler Hill Road
Tanunda
Mengler Hill Sculpture Trail
Tanunda
A short hilltop walking loop dotted with stone sculptures, beside the Barossa's most famous lookout.
Mount Crawford Forest Reserve
Williamstown
More than 12,000 hectares of pine plantation and native forest near Williamstown, threaded with Heysen Trail walks, campsites and shared riding trails.
Nuriootpa Linear Park
Nuriootpa
A shaded creekside walking and cycling path through the heart of Nuriootpa, following the North Para River.
Para Wirra Conservation Park
Williamstown
A rugged bushland park on the southern edge of the Barossa with walking trails, native wildlife and granite gorge scenery.
Penrice Lookout
Angaston
A high vantage point above Angaston taking in the eastern Barossa, its vineyards and the ranges beyond.
Sandy Creek Conservation Park
Lyndoch
A birdwatcher's reserve of sandy rises, native pine and pink gum near Lyndoch, with more than 130 bird species recorded.
Stockwell Conservation Park
Stockwell
Stockwell Rural Views
Stockwell
A quiet rural vantage point in the northern Barossa near Stockwell, looking out over open farmland and old vineyards.