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Downloadable r e v CLARE VALLEY i R y a RIVERLAND r r GO BEYOND THE u M BAROSSA GREAT OCEAN ROAD AUSTRALIA The first stop on your next adventure is waiting for you. Journey on SOUTHAUSTRALIA the road less travelled and go beyond the iconic Great Ocean Road. Darwin YORKE VICTORIA PENINSULA Cross the border into South Australia and uncover a plethora of once-in-a-lifetime experiences. 20 17 LOBETHAL 19 This road trip will take you through four of South Australia’s diverse ADELAIDE 12 13 16 18 HAHNDORF regions: the Limestone Coast, Adelaide Hills, the Fleurieu Peninsula, 15 SOUTH Brisbane MURRAY BRIDGE MURRAY RIVER, LAKES and the capital city of Adelaide. You’ll pass rugged coastlines, beaches AUSTRALIA 14 & COORONG 11 Perth 21 as far as the eye can see, rolling hills, lush, green landscapes and a STRATHALBYN TAILEM BEND Sydney McLAREN VALE vibrant, urban city. ADELAIDE Canberra 22 WELLINGTON Melbourne Check out our favourite attractions along the way and start planning Hobart 0 1000 YANKALILLA your own road trip! 23 GOOLWA 24 km VICTOR EMU BAY HARBOR MENINGIE CAPE JERVIS 26 25 KINGSCOTE PENNESHAW C Barossa, o Clare Valley o & Gawler ro J Pardipardinyilla n E F (Park 2) g F LEFEVRENgampa Yerta (Park 5) K TCE C R O N A P T RO T RD BE TCE a KANGAROO N NORTH RD 10 I E RD RD I t FLINDERS North Course A D M N i I o CHASE NATIONAL Kangatilla (Park 4 D ISLAND ) E PARK 27 M n SALT CREEK SEAL BAY O ' a C O J N TCE EAST l VIVONNE BAY E N ARTO F B P LEFEVRE TCE N A P F E R C M L K RD O L ST A a 28 T N T ST Nantu Wama (Park 6) N RD r k Port Adelaide ST N Semaphore K TCE XTO R BU A P Wellington Square/ Kudnartu ST 0 100 Tidlangga ST (Park 9) D NE WAR UR BO PADTHAWAY B EL RD ST HAM PL ro B M WA UG T u R BRO K an g IN tutitinha O J / m G U E s i r G km W k F n g a G e r e g I g d S TCE F L a e H Y S m d n A Y l L n r GW A C a s W a A N a I G A / A N P R P T A O S R G i M PL Warnpangga ST M (Park 10) k TCE T g T ST n a R P D ME M R O A W R I A L Pirltawardli (Park 1) V DR 9 Tainmuntilla (Par k 11) E KINGSTON S.E V Tarntanya Wama (Park 26) A H T IC South Course I AN DRV T O M B S ADELAIDE N Karrawirra (Park 12) I W D Bonython E IR NARACOORTE Park / S W A W R 8 P Tulya Ward li Par 3 K A ME L 19 I A R M (Park 27) RV N N M O E D G V E M R I R TRE L AL D E DRV O R W IA IA L R I L Torrens D O R L V V M F River Weir I IC E A T R R O H IVE W O Frome Park / Nellie Raminyemmerin R TO M M R RRE AR IA A NS M C DRV R E RD K 7 D N 6 Torrens Elder E Y RD MONTEFIORE RD Footbridge Park ROBE 3 COONAWARRA PO RT RD NORTH TCE KING WILLIAM ST NORTH TCE E PENOLA A Rundle Park / Kadlitpina S (Park 13) To Henley Beach Narnungga T TCE (Park 25) 20 HINDLEY ST RUNDLE MALL RUNDLE ST LIMESTONE D E W Rymill Park / Murlawirrapurka Q U E (Park 14) E S T T TCE T COAST E CURRIE ST GRENFELL ST V IL BEACHPORT L Light Hindmarsh E TCE Square/ Square/ Norwood Wauwi Mukata 5 WAYMOUTH ST PIRIE ST Tampawardli MILLICENT MELBOURNE (Park 24) HUTT ST P FRANKLIN M ST FLINDERS ST EAST Ityamai-itpinna (Park 15) U TCE O L FROME ST R T TANTANOOLA P E H N E E T Y ST 4 MOUNT V GROTE T ST ST WAKEFIELD ST BRADMAN DR Victoria Square/ GAMBIER ONALD SIR D Tarntanyangga W Airport E 2 S W T TCE 17 irrarninthi GOUGER ST 1 (Park 23) KING WILLIAM ST Victoria Park / Pakapakanthi WRIGHT ST CARRINGTON ST (Park 16) Hurtle Square/ Whitmore Tangkaira Square/ STURT Iparrityi ST E F A U GEELONG S L T TCE L A R PORT GILBERT ST T O 18 N RD MACDONNELL SOUTH TCE SOUTH TCE C HWY A Z Walyu Yarta (Park 21) Kurangga (Park 20) N A Mirnu Wirra (Park 21) Pityarrilla Wita Wirra (Park 18) (Park 19) Tuthangga (Park 17) HUTT RD WARRNAMBOOL G O G L O PORTLAND EN OSMOND RD Wikaparntu D W Wirra O PORT FAIRY 16(Park 22) O D RD Glenelg Adelaide Hills, THE GREAT Fleurieu Peninsula Mt Lofty & Hahndorf OCEAN ROAD Glenelg Tram GREENHILL RD PORT CAMPBELL APOLLO BAY FERRY WINE REGION ACCREDITED VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE FIND OUT MORE AT SOUTHAUSTRALIA.COM LIMESTONE COAST 8. 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