- Distance
- 0.9 km circuit
- Duration
- 1 hour
- Easy
- Terrain
- Flat
- Park
- Angove Conservation Park
- Region
- Adelaide City & Suburbs
- Download maps & GPS files
- 2 GPS files
- Photos
- 11 photosJump to Photos section
- Travel options
- Bus
- Car
- Travel time from Adelaide
- 1 hour or less
About the Walking Trail
Angove Conservation Park conserves one of the last remaining stands of remnant Drooping Sheoak and Southern Cypress Pine open woodlands within the Adelaide foothills.
The park contains 142 native plant species and provides specialised habitat for a small number of animals that require dense vegetation to survive. Several species of reptiles can also be found, along with mammals such as ringtail and brush-tailed possums, bats and 74 species of birds.
The hike starts from the information shelter at the entrance on Bowen Road (near house #46), Tea Tree Gully. The hike is 900m long.
Shorten the walk by taking a shortcut across the park near the memorial bench.
Photos
Entrance to Angove Conservation Park
Information board at Angove Conservation Park
Points of interest on the walk
Kangaroo grass
Flowers on a walk in Angove Conservation Park
Wattle on a walk
Historic vines on walk in Angove Conservation Park
Memorial chair to Dr William Thomas Angove
Walking in Angove Conservation Park, past the memorial chair
Walking Trail
Walking Trail
Walk Contributor
Walking SA
Walking SA is the not-for-profit peak body that leads, promotes and supports all forms of walking in South Australia, including walking for recreation, transport, health, wellbeing, organised events, adventure, environmental appreciation and fun experiences. Our vision is to see more people walking more often.
