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Nuriootpa to Tanunda (7km)

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Altona Landcare Reserve is Established in 1837, Lyndoch is one of South ’s oldest towns and home to a number of boutique, a must-see for nature lovers family-owned vineyards and cellar doors. The town boasts traditional artisans, restaurants and cafes before making the picturesque offering authentic German-style meals, smallgoods, freshly baked pies and sweet delights. xxxx descent into Lyndoch. Pristine conservation and recreation parks near Sandy Creek and provide excellent bushwalking and sightseeing opportunities – don’t forget the camera! To Gawler The route features an array of restaurants, wineries, Tanunda Pines Golf Club and high-end Gawler is the fi nal destination on the Jack Bobridge Track, where heritage charm meets contemporary accommodation, providing a conveniences to create a thriving retail and commercial centre. An extensive linear path follows myriad of options for locals and Gawler's natural river corridor, and a short distance away is the Northern Expressway and Stuart O'Grady holiday-makers alike. Bike Track to Adelaide. For more information contact Gawler Visitor Centre on 1300 545 254.

History fi les Trail etiquette Caution ! xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Gawler to Angaston Line For your safety and enjoyment: The Barossa Trail and Jack Bobridge Track is 40km and has varying levels of offi cially opened in 1911 Notify others of your approach to much fanfare. A local diffi culty. Only attempt distances within your capabilities. newspaper proclaimed: Obey signage; cyclists give way to "...The railway will very pedestrians Always carry water and avoid hot likely make the towns periods of the day. Dress for the weather Respect private property and the bigger...Already new Native wildlife Endless horizons and wear appropriate clothing and shops are being built and environment - footwear. Don't forget your helmet if new houses going up in take rubbish riding. home and don't Angaston, and we hope to see the town very busy and prosperous..." remove native Don't ride if affected by alcohol. vegetation Remnants of this proud railway heritage are on display at Angaston Railway Station precinct and at Tolley Reserve in Nuriootpa, home of the RX Class Keep left locomotive No. 217 which was salvaged from a scrap yard. Cross roads The Barossa Trail and Jack Bobridge The Barossa Council offi cially opened the Angaston-Nuriootpa Bike Path with care Track are an initiative of The Barossa in 2010; original railway sleepers were recycled and used in interpretive Council in conjunction with State and signage. The Jack Bobridge Track opened in 2013, completing Council's No motorbikes Commonwealth funding. Proudly permitted 40km continuous shared use path across the Valley fl oor. Rolling vineyards Barossa Ranges JJacob'sacob's CreekCreek supported by Tourism Barossa.