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Hikes in Sandy Creek Conservation Park

The park is a tiny island in a sea of agriculture and sand quarries, conserving some of the last remaining woodlands in the Barossa Valley. Look for the superb fairy-wren and the western grey kangaroo, which are commonly encountered in this park.

Website

environment.sa.gov.au/parks/find-a-park/Browse_by_region/Barossa/sandy-creek-conservation-park

Region

Barossa Valley

Below we have showcased 2 walks and trails in Sandy Creek Conservation Park.

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Hikes in Sandy Creek Conservation Park

Hikes in Sandy Creek Conservation Park

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Wren Walk

Boundary Walk