* Time is generously estimated from an average walking speed varying from 1.2 to 3 km per hour - allow extra time for resting and sightseeing. and resting for time extra allow - hour per km 3 to 1.2 from varying speed walking average an from estimated generously is Time *

Tachyglossus aculeatus Tachyglossus

Short-beaked Echidna Short-beaked

using boot cleaning facilities where provided. where facilities cleaning boot using • •

Deep Creek Circuit Hike Circuit Creek Deep Combining rugged coastal and spectacular creek views creek spectacular and coastal rugged Combining return km 10.9 return hours 7

(boots or shoes should not be taken home to clean) to home taken be not should shoes or (boots

removing soil from footwear before leaving an area area an leaving before footwear from soil  removing • •

Aaron Creek Hike Creek Aaron Follows creek to coast, stunning views stunning coast, to creek Follows return km 11 return hours 6

sections of the trail can be quite steep and uneven. and steep quite be can trail the of sections

clean footwear clean

experience and a reasonable level of fitness, as some some as fitness, of level reasonable a and experience

Rocky cove at the mouth of Boat Harbor Creek Harbor Boat of mouth the at cove Rocky return km 7.3 return hours 4 Boat Harbor Circuit Hike Circuit Harbor Boat

with bushwalks finishing and  starting • •

hiking some requires hike hard a Hard: - Hike

• some hiking experience hiking some •

or muddy or from Tapanappa Lookout Tapanappa from

• average level of fitness of level average • Excellent views of The Deep Creek Deep The of views Excellent return km 7 return hours 3.5

moderate inclines and irregular surfaces. irregular and inclines moderate

wet is soil the when bushwalking  avoiding • • Hike Waterfall Creek Deep uneven base uneven

include may and length any be can trails These • irregular surface with loose, loose, with surface irregular •

at all times and obeying 'trail closed' signs closed' 'trail obeying and times all at • some steep inclines steep some •

fitness. of level average an with bushwalkers Marrano Creek Hike Creek Marrano

HARD

Breathtaking coastal views coastal Breathtaking return km 6.7 return hours 3.5

trails walking and roads designated to  keeping • •

a moderate hike is suitable for for suitable is hike moderate a Moderate: - Hike Blowhole Beach - Cobbler Hill Hill Cobbler - Beach Blowhole

HIKE

parking cars in designated car parks only parks car designated in cars parking • •

less than 3 km in length, with even surfaces. even with length, in km 3 than less

Beautiful sandy cove sandy Beautiful return km 3 return hours 2.5 Blowhole Beach Hike Beach Blowhole

on suitable bushwalking areas bushwalking suitable on

and fitness levels. They are well-defined trails, generally generally trails, well-defined are They levels. fitness and

contacting local DEWNR parks office for information information for office parks DEWNR local  contacting • •

Creek from Tapanappa Lookout Tapanappa from

walk is accessible to people of all ages ages all of people to accessible is walk a Easy: - Walk

3.4 km return km 3.4 return hours 2.5

Rugged coastal hike with spectacular views of The Deep Deep The of views spectacular with hike coastal Rugged Hike Cove Creek Deep

The spread can be minimised by: minimised be can spread The Walks, hikes and treks and hikes Walks,

Road to Talisker Road and follow the signs to the mine. the to signs the follow and Road Talisker to Road sticking to footwear. footwear. to sticking

Cascading waterfall in winter in waterfall Cascading return km 5.5 return hours 3 Aaron Creek Circuit Hike Circuit Creek Aaron

Creek Conservation Park. Travel along Three Bridges Bridges Three along Travel Park. Conservation Creek can spread the disease by moist soil and plant material material plant and soil moist by disease the spread can

average level of fitness of level average •

Talisker Conservation Park is located 9 km west of Deep Deep of west km 9 located is Park Conservation Talisker

plant species, exotic fruits and vegetables. Bushwalkers Bushwalkers vegetables. and fruits exotic species, plant

uneven base uneven

from Trig Picnic Area Picnic Trig from creek

egular surface with loose, loose, with surface egular irr • waterborne fungi that impact on a wide variety of native native of variety wide a on impact that fungi waterborne

Flinders Ranges. Flinders

Hike Cove Creek Deep Spectacular ocean views to secluded cove at mouth of of mouth at cove secluded to views ocean Spectacular some moderate inclines moderate some •

6.4 km return km 6.4 return hours 2.5

Phytophthora (fy-TOFF-thora) species are soil and and soil are species (fy-TOFF-thora) Phytophthora

TE MODERA Cape Jervis west of the park to Parachilna Gorge in the the in Gorge Parachilna to park the of west Jervis Cape

Phytophthora HIKE It traverses the state’s principal mountain ranges from from ranges mountain principal state’s the traverses It

from Tent Rock Road Rock Tent from

3.5 km return km 3.5 return hours 2

trail. walking long-distance a is Park Conservation

Hike Waterfall Creek Deep Year-round waterfall in a beautiful gully beautiful a in waterfall Year-round

The Heysen Trail, passing through Deep Creek Creek Deep through passing Trail, Heysen The in a Trip Intentions form. Intentions Trip a in

commencing a trek. School groups and trekkers must fill fill must trekkers and groups School trek. a commencing

DEWNR information line 08 8204 1910. line information DEWNR

19th century Cornish Mine Ruins Mine Cornish century 19th return km 3 return hours 1.5 Hike Mine Lead Silver Talisker approach to bushwalking is essential for your safety. your for essential is bushwalking to approach

Please discuss your desired route with a ranger prior to to prior ranger a with route desired your discuss Please 41 Victoria Street, Victor Harbor, or by phoning the the phoning by or Harbor, Victor Street, Victoria 41

rugged nature, a careful, responsible and well-planned well-planned and responsible careful, a nature, rugged

at office Ranges Lofty Mt and Adelaide Resources

of fascinating natural environments. Due to the park’s park’s the to Due environments. natural fascinating of Cross-country walking is not permitted. not is walking Cross-country Spring Wildflower Walk Wildflower Spring Colourful wildflower display September to November to September display wildflower Colourful return km 5 return hours 2.5

Annual park passes can be purchased from the Natural Natural the from purchased be can passes park Annual

en childr small for suitable •

network of trails allows walkers to explore a variety variety a explore to walkers allows trails of network

even surfaced trail surfaced even •

fire access tracks and main roads. roads. main and tracks access fire

EASY

challenging bushwalking areas in the state. An extensive extensive An state. the in areas bushwalking challenging improve park facilities for your ongoing enjoyment. ongoing your for facilities park improve Goondooloo Ridge Walk Ridge Goondooloo Stunning views of Backstairs Passage Backstairs of views Stunning return km 4 return hours 2

Conservation Park by linking up existing walking trails, trails, walking existing up linking by Park Conservation

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The park provides some of the most scenic and and scenic most the of some provides park The

collected are used for conservation and to maintain and and maintain to and conservation for used are collected

Extended treks can be made within Deep Creek Creek Deep within made be can treks Extended

Relaxing stroll through stringybark forest stringybark through stroll Relaxing return km 2.6 return hour 1 Forest Circuit Walk Circuit Forest

of the self-registration stations shown on the map. Fees Fees map. the on shown stations self-registration the of

and Southern Emu-wrens. Southern and

route with a ranger and fill in a Trip Intentions form. Intentions Trip a in fill and ranger a with route

Entry and camping permits can be obtained from any any from obtained be can permits camping and Entry

Bandicoots Brown Southern Echidnas, Short-beaked

Tall shady stringybark trees and delicate ferns delicate and trees stringybark shady Tall return km 1.5 return minutes 30 Walk Loop Stringybark their discuss must bushwalkers trek, a commencing

Kangaroos, Grey Western of populations healthy

visit Talisker Conservation Park and camping is prohibited. is camping and Park Conservation Talisker visit

remote areas where the trail is unmarked. Prior to to Prior unmarked. is trail the where areas remote

vegetation on the Fleurieu Peninsula, and is home to to home is and Peninsula, Fleurieu the on vegetation

not displaying a valid permit. A permit is not required to to required not is permit A permit. valid a displaying not

Notes Distance Time* Trail require several days to complete, and pass through through pass and complete, to days several require

It preserves the largest portion of remaining natural natural remaining of portion largest the preserves It

Conservation Park. On-the-spot fines apply to vehicles vehicles to apply fines On-the-spot Park. Conservation

bushwalkers with good navigational skills. Treks often often Treks skills. navigational good with bushwalkers

Fees apply for entering and camping at Deep Creek Creek Deep at camping and entering for apply Fees

Select your trail your Select south-west of Adelaide on the Fleurieu Peninsula. Fleurieu the on Adelaide of south-west demanding, therefore users should be experienced experienced be should users therefore demanding,

Park fees fees Park

Deep Creek Conservation Park is located 100 kilometres kilometres 100 located is Park Conservation Creek Deep a trek is generally physically physically generally is trek a Challenging: - Trek

Ngurunderi dreaming He then walked down to the western end of Kangaroo Dreaming trails Location map Island, and threw his remaining spear out into the sea. The national parks code ADELAIDE Deep Creek and Talisker The aboriginal people of the southern Fleurieu Peninsula The two women hurriedly walked down Tunkalilla Beach Where it struck the water, rocks emerged immediately. fall into two language groups, the Kaurna and Ngarrindjeri. to Tjirbuk (Blowhole Beach). From there they could see Help protect your national parks by following these He walked onto these rocks to where his spear was, and Conservation parks Dreaming stories from both groups illustrate a deep spiritual Kangaroo Island, the spirit land. At that time Kangaroo guidelines: from there dived into the sea and quickly out. This action connection to the land. Island was almost connected to the mainland and it was •• leave your pets at home Bushwalking guide possible to walk across. Picking up all their belongings, was to cleanse himself of his old life. He then went up to 0 km 20 The creation of land formations on the Fleurieu Peninsula •• take your rubbish with you consisting of nets (for fish) and mats (to carry food in) ‘Waieruwar’ (the sky). are illustrated through dreaming stories. The Kaurna •• observe fire restrictions, usually 1 November they began to walk across. Kangaroo Island can be seen from the Cobbler Hill dreaming story of Tjirbuk highlights the creation of the to 30 April – check CFS hotline 1300 362 361. picnic area. Strathalbyn western side of the Fleurieu Peninsula. In the meantime, Ngurunderi hurried up to Tjirbuk, and Port Willunga Willunga •• conserve native habitat by using liquid Aldinga could see them going across. When they had reached The Ngarrindjeri focus on Ngurunderi, who, while on his fuel or gas stoves the centre, Ngurunderi called out in a voice of thunder, Mount journey, created many landforms which we can now see •• camp only in designated areas Compass saying: “Pink’ul’un’urn’pranukurn” (fall waters-you). along the River Murray and the south coast. Normanville Currency Immediately the waters (sea) began to come in from the •• respect geological and heritage sites Ya nkalilla Creek These landforms were made while he was travelling along west, wave upon wave, driving the two women from •• keep our wildlife wild – do not feed or disturb Port Elliot Goolwa Second Valley the river and coastline in search of his two wives, who their course. animals, or remove native plants. Delamere Victor Harbor Cape had run away from him. Jervis So rough, so strong were the tempestuous waves, •• keep to defined vehicle tracks and that the women tried to turn their faces towards the walking trails TALISKER DEEP CREEK CONSERVATION PARK mainland. At last, fighting against waves no more, they •• generators, chainsaws and firearms are CONSERVATION PARK were carried into the open sea, taking their net baskets not permitted with them. But again, as the water grew calmer, they •• be considerate of other park users. tried to swim to Tunkalilla Beach, but could not and were Thank you for leaving the bush in its natural state Local emergency Further at last drowned. They were, however, metamorphosed for the enjoyment of others. numbers information into Metalong (The Pages or the Two Sisters, opposite Police 000 or 131 444 Natural Resources Tunkalilla Beach on the mainland, or north-east of Cape Ambulance 000 Adelaide and Mt Lofty Ranges Willoughby on Kangaroo Island). CFS fire calls only 000 Deep Creek Conservation Park The Pages islands can be seen from Tapanappa Lookout. Walk safely C/- Post Office Delamere SA 5204 The larger rock or island is the elder sister, who with Be prepared when bushwalking: Join the her basket tried to struggle on but could not. The next T: (08) 8598 0263 •• wear sturdy shoes, hat and sunscreen community in size is the younger sister, who threw off the basket Cottage accommodation •• carry sufficient food and drinking water – allow Share your parks at she carried. She was drowned a little before her sister. Southern Ocean Retreats four litres of water per person per day parks.sa.gov.au While the smallest rock, a little in front of the latter, is T: 08 8598 4169 ••  do not rely on tanks or creeks in the park the basket she cast off. Ngurunderi then went across to Spider Orchid /ParksSA for drinking water © Department for Environment, Kangaroo Island and walked down the coast towards Caladenia patersonii­ Water and Natural Resources the west until he reached Kingscote, where he created a •• keep to the defined walking trail March 2014 | FIS 92653 huge casuarina and rested under its shady boughs. •• inform a responsible person of your proposed route and expected time of return •• weather conditions can change quickly, ensure you have appropriate wet weather clothing. Western Grey Kangaroo Macropus fuliginosus www.naturalresources.sa.gov.au/adelaidemtloftyranges T U N K BE AL

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Eastern Spinebill Southern Brown Bandicoot Superb Fairy-wren Acanthorhynchus tenuirostris Isoodon obesulus Malurus cyaneus