- Distance
- 4.5 km circuit
- Duration
- 1hr 45mins
- Suitable for
- Hiking, Dog Walking, Get to by public transport, Trail Running
- Grade 3, Moderate Hike
- Terrain
- Undulating
- Park
- Belair National Park
- Region
- Adelaide Hills
- Download maps & GPS files
- 2 GPS files
- 1 website link
- Photos
- 10 photosJump to Photos section
- Travel options
- Bus
- Train
- Travel time from Adelaide
- 1 hour or less



About the Walking Trail
4km return, 1 hour 45 minutes
Walk through one of the most diverse and best-preserved woodland areas remaining in the Mount Lofty Ranges. Grey box woodland (Euralyptus microcarpa) is an endangered ecosystem. Once common across Adelaide, clearing has reduced it to remnants in the Adelaide Hills. Just off the trail on Sir Edwin Avenue you’ll find historic sugar gum plantings, the Hawthorn Maze and Belair Railway Station.
An off-road stroller would be suitable in dry conditions. Some sections of the trail can become waterlogged, slippery or muddy during winter or wet weather.
Access the Trail From
- carpark at Playford Lake
- Belair Railway Station
- the Lodge Track, from Sheoak Road (cross the railway line)
- Pines 2 picnic area
Extend the Hike
- Combine with the Lorikeet Loop Walk
- Combine with a larger look of the Lorikeet Loop Walk and the Valley Loop Hike (10.5km)