- Distance
- 10 km return
- Duration
- 3 hours
- Suitable for
- Walking, Hiking, Dog Walking, Jogging, Trail Running
- Easy
- Region
- Eyre Peninsula
- Download maps & GPS files
- 2 GPS files
- Photos
- 9 photosJump to Photos section
- Travel options
- Car
About the Walking Trail
The Yeldulknie Weir Trail is a shared-use trail suitable for walkers, cyclists, runners, and is accessible to people with mobility issues, including the use of wheelchairs and gophers.
The trail is 5km one-way, allow 1.5 hours, or 10km return, allow 3 hours.
The trail begins in Cleve, at the eastern end of town, opposite the roadhouse, near Ramsey Bros, and follows the Birdseye Highway to Yeldulknie Weir & Reservoir. Once at Yeldulknie Weir & Reservoir, the trail finishes at the weir wall, where there is a shelter with picnic seating to enjoy the surroundings. There are a further two walking trails that can be explored from here: the Reservoir Loop, 3.1km, and the Lower Weir Walk, 1.4km.
The trail has been funded by a $75,000 grant from the state government’s Open Spaces and Places for People program, and will be officially opened on 13 October 2018.
Photos
The Yeldulknie Weir Trail is an accessible trail of compact gravel, suitable for people of all abilities including wheelchairs
The Yeldulknie Weir Trail is 5 km long one-way and finishes at the weir wall, where there is a shelter with picnic seating to enjoy the surroundings
The view from the shelter at the end of Yeldulknie Weir Trail, looking over Yeldulknie Reservoir
Enjoying the farmland views on the Yeldulknie Weir Trail out from Cleve
The Yeldulknie Weir Trail is an accessible trail of compact gravel, suitable for people of all abilities including wheelchairs
Trailhead sign at the start of the Yeldulknie Weir Trail
The Yeldulknie Weir Trail starts in Cleve near the Caltex Roadhouse
The Yeldulknie Weir Trail begins here in Cleve, at the eastern end of town, near Ramsey Bros and opposite the roadhouse
The shelter and picnic table at the end of Yeldulknie Weir Trail, looking over Yeldulknie Reservoir