Hike Adelaide's southern beaches and hills: discover the Willunga Basin Trail
Summary of what we provide and why you should contact us
REPORT TRAIL PROBLEMS OR PROVIDE FEEDBACK
Please let us know about any problems; safety hazards, infrastructure damage or path obstruction.
Your phone number is optional and may help us to locate the problem.
We would of course appreciate any positive feedback you may have.
Trail Sections
SECTION 10
Edwards & Hamilton URRs to Willunga
SECTION 11
Gate 20 Onkaparinga River National Park to Edwards & Hamilton URRs
SECTION 3
Sellicks Esplanade to Hart Rd Wetlands
Useful Resources
Local Weather
When planning a walk please check local weather conditions to ensure a safe and comfortable experience
Fire Danger Ratings
The Trail is closed when the Fire Danger rating is Extreme or Catastrophic. These are Total Fire Ban Days; most likely to occur between the first of November and April. The Trail is in District 2 Mt. Lofty Ranges
Tides Information
When planning to walk along the beach (Section, 3,4 & 5) it is important to check predicted height and timing of the local tides to ensure access to the beach
Become A Volunteer
Volunteers have built the Trail by participating in regular work sessions to clear vegetation, plant trees, install signs, benching the track surface. Find out more about the building and the history of the trail
If the idea of getting out on the trail, with a lively bunch of friends to maintain the Trail and develop new loops and connections, appeals to you, then join WBT Inc
Plan a Visit in Willunga Basin
The Willunga Basin is an easy 40-minute drive from Adelaide along the Southern Expressway. Hire cars are available in locations throughout Adelaide, including the Adelaide Airport (International, Domestic & Regional)Adelaide Airport.
Regular rail services from Adelaide to Seaford Railway station and the Trail is just 2.1 km away in SECTION 5. Regular bus services between the southern Adelaide metropolitan area (Noarlunga and Seaford) and the local towns, or from Seaford Railway station Adelaide Metro.
The Willunga Basin Trail members acknowledge the Kaurna people as the First Peoples of the lands and waters in the area now known as the Willunga Basin. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging and acknowledge and respect the deep spiritual connection and the relationship that they have to Country.
