Heysen trail - Montacute Conservation Park


Advertisement
Published: June 19th 2006
Edit Blog Post

Introduction Montacute Conservation was a surprise, but beware, the walk is not for the weak of heart. According to this brochurethe park is 200 hectares of park, 17 kms from Adelaide. The walk we did is number 42 in George Driscoll’s book, 50 real bushwalks around Adelaide. It takes in part of the Heysen trail and the Mawson trail and because it is very steep - it provides a very tough work ... Read Full Entry



Photos are below
Photos: 29, Displayed: 21


Advertisement

Tiny fungiTiny fungi
Tiny fungi

Tall centre stalks (10cm) and mini yellow heads (2 mm) and layer of white floss (2 cm).
QuartzQuartz
Quartz

Dan's find
Dan in 2012Dan in 2012
Dan in 2012

Here we are, 6 years later, still enjoying this walk
Orange fungiOrange fungi
Orange fungi

Huge amounts of this fungi on this walk
Peter and DanPeter and Dan
Peter and Dan

Dan is now as tall as Peter, and not yet 15.



9th April 2007

Great Walk!
Hi Guys, A friend and I just completed this walk today and it really is a cracker! We have done this once before but took a different route and we will definitely be back. Next time we might start the walk a little further back up Valley Road - that looks quite interesting as there is a Heysen Trial marker there too. Really like your website - excellent job. I have been looking on the net for SA walks for a while now and your site is the best without actually buying a book. Keep up the good work! Cheers Mark
9th April 2007

Hi Mark
Thanks for your words of encouragement Mark :-) We did try the trail you were thinking of - it is blogged as "Heysen trail - Sixth creek Hill climb" and it is probably the steepest of the walks we have ever done. Dare you to try it ...

Tot: 0.079s; Tpl: 0.01s; cc: 12; qc: 26; dbt: 0.0465s; 1; m:domysql w:travelblog (10.17.0.13); sld: 1; ; mem: 1mb