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Kuitpo Forest
Willunga
A 3,600-hectare ForestrySA reserve of softwood plantations and remnant native bushland in the South Mount Lofty Ranges, criss-crossed by walking, mountain bike and horse trails 45 minutes from Adelaide.
Kyeema Conservation Park
McLaren Vale
A 347-hectare stringybark forest reserve adjacent to Kuitpo Forest, with 80+ bird species including beautiful firetail and chestnut-rumped heathwren.
Mount Billy Conservation Park
Inman Valley
A high-rainfall conservation park in the Inman Valley protecting some of the last Fleurieu Peninsula swamps and a network of bushwalking tracks through tall stringybark forest.
Mount Magnificent Conservation Park
Inman Valley
A 90-hectare conservation park north-east of Mount Compass with a 3.5 km Heysen Trail summit loop offering big views to Lake Alexandrina, the Coorong and the coast.
Murray Mouth
Goolwa
The opening where the River Murray - Australia's longest river - meets the Southern Ocean, about 10km southeast of Goolwa in the Coorong National Park.
Myponga Reservoir Reserve
Myponga & Second Valley
A 250-hectare SA Water reservoir opened to the public for walking, kayaking, fishing and picnics, with a spectacular lookout over the dam wall and spillway.
Newland Head Conservation Park
Victor Harbor
A coastal reserve south-west of Victor Harbor protecting Waitpinga Beach, Parsons Beach and the spectacular cliffs of the Wild South Coast Way - the Heysen Trail's most dramatic Fleurieu section.
Old Noarlunga
McLaren Vale
Historic 1840s river township on the Onkaparinga River, tucked inside a dramatic river bend near Onkaparinga River National Park.
Old Willunga Hill
Willunga
The 3-kilometre winding ascent out of Willunga onto the Willunga Scarp is South Australia's most famous cycling climb, with panoramic Gulf views from the top.
Onkaparinga River National Park
McLaren Vale
A stunning river gorge and surrounding bushland just 35km south of Adelaide, with clifftop lookouts, riverside walks and rock pools teeming with wildlife.
Onkaparinga River Recreation Park
Onkaparinga
A 250-hectare estuarine recreation park where the Onkaparinga River meets the sea - distinct from the upstream Onkaparinga River National Park, with quiet walking trails and rich birdlife.
Petrel Cove
Victor Harbor
A dramatic cliff-backed cove between Kings Beach and The Bluff at Encounter Bay - one of the best whale and dolphin viewing spots on the Heritage Walking Trail.
Ridgetop Retreats
Cape Jervis
Four award-winning Max Pritchard eco cabins perched on a ridge in the stringybark forest of Deep Creek National Park, near Delamere.
SeaLink Cape Jervis Ferry Terminal
Cape Jervis
The departure point for daily SeaLink ferries to Kangaroo Island - the defining infrastructure of Cape Jervis township and a Backstairs Passage viewing point in its own right.
Spring Mount Conservation Park
Inman Valley
A 270-hectare bushland reserve south-east of Myponga, on the Heysen Trail, with diverse native bird and mammal habitat and quiet bush walking.
Stringybark Campground
Cape Jervis
Deep Creek's most developed campground - 16 sites, hot showers and toilets - the central base for hikes into the park.
Tapanappa Lookout
Cape Jervis
The signature clifftop lookout in Deep Creek Conservation Park - dramatic views over the Southern Ocean cliffs and across to Kangaroo Island, a short walk from the Tapanappa campground.
The Bluff (Rosetta Head)
Victor Harbor
The dramatic granite headland known locally as The Bluff - a 97m dome overlooking Encounter Bay, with a 19th-century whaling history and a short, steep walking trail to the summit.
Trig Campground
Cape Jervis
A spacious kangaroo-frequented campground in Deep Creek Conservation Park with fire pits and a picnic shelter - quieter than Stringybark, with no showers.
Tunkalilla Beach
Cape Jervis
A wild 5km Southern Ocean surf beach inside Deep Creek National Park, accessible via Tunkalilla Road and the Heysen Trail - one of the most remote beaches on the Fleurieu.
Waitpinga Cliffs Walk
Victor Harbor
A spectacular section of the Heysen Trail along the high sandstone cliffs between Waitpinga Beach and Kings Beach in Newland Head Conservation Park.
Wangkuntila–Aldinga Conservation Park
Aldinga & Port Willunga
One of the last remnants of original coastal vegetation on the Adelaide plains, with sandy walking tracks, native woodland, wetlands and abundant birdlife.