Best trails in Belair National Park

This relatively easy loop showcases Belair Park's beautiful views and rock escarpments. There are a few short steep ascents and descents in sections to keep it interesting, but nothing too difficult. In spring, the walk is rife with blooming orchids and wildflowers, and most of the year, you will see an abundance of wildlife along the walk, including emus, koalas, and kangaroos. This track goes through the echo tunnel under the railway line, watch your head and bring a torch. The waterfalls...

This loop combines three distinct hikes within Belair National Park: Microcarpa hike, Lorikeet hike, and the Waterfall hike. Beginning on the Microcarpa trail you experience some of the most diverse woodland areas of the park. From here join into the Lorikeet trail which is a nice, flat, and easy section of trail. There are playgrounds and family-friendly picnic areas along this stretch of trail leading to the old Government House. From here the Waterfall Hike begins and more moderate and...

The Macrocarpa Hike is a short and easy loop through some of the area's most diverse and well-protected open woodland. This trail can be easily accessed from Belair Station or the park's main entrance. During winter or after heavy rains, sections of this trail can become quite muddy or waterlogged, so that waterproof boots would be helpful.

This is an easy, gently undulating walk or run through Belair National Park located just outside of Adelaide. Take a few moments along the loop to observe some of the bright and songful birds that often sit in the blossoming gum trees. Be on the lookout for rosellas and of course lorikeets. Take in some historical information at the Old Government House and hang around after your walk to enjoy a barbecue at the Adventure Playground.

The Adventure Loop Trail is the longest official trail inside of the Belair National Park. The trail follows the southeast perimeter of the park, and cuts through the centre along Queens Jubilee Drive. The trail features river and creek crossings, passes various historical sights inside South Australia's first National Park, and climbs the Yulti-Wirra Ridge with some great views across the Adelaide Hills and out toward the ocean.

This is a straightforward loop around the eastern side of Belair National Park. This trail is on the easier side of the "moderate" scale and most visitors will be able to complete it without much issue. This can be a good start for anyone looking to extend into longer walks around the park, as you can connect into many other trails from this inner loop walk. Plentiful wildlife (koalas and kangaroos) and spring wildflowers make for a truly beautiful experience close to Adelaide.

One of the best all-encompassing trails in Belair National Park, located in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia. This looped route begins and ends from The Valley Road, just near the main entrance to the park. Enjoy exploring most of the park's key features along this trail, including waterfalls, tunnels, a sequoia grove, a railway dam and the hidden Amphitheater Rock. The trail itself features many of the best walking tracks, with limited roads. Most of the trail is in the shade and...

The Yurrebilla Trail stretches 54 kilometres in its entirety, passing through the Mount Lofty Ranges in the Adelaide Hills. Starting at Belair Railway Station and running to Amber Gully. The trail is broken up into several parts. This section runs from Belair Railway Station to Measday's Lookout at Eagle-on-the-Hill. The route runs alongside the border of Belair National Park. Passing by Brownhill Creek and Waite Conservation Reserve's broad, grassy hills. The path is a mix of dirt, gravel...

This fantastic short loop takes you around the northern area of Belair National Park. Whether you prefer hiking, walking, or running, this trail is perfect. To start, follow the Yurrebilla Trail from the station heading south and pass by Playford Lake, where you can catch a glimpse of some birds. Continue on across the park, past the lower waterfalls, and then turn up across the creek. Finally, head back to the station by following Wilyawa and Lodge Track.

Set amidst serene natural bushland this trail takes you through the Belair National Park in Adelaide, South Australia. The route begins on entrance to the national park where there is ample parking and public toilets. You'll follow a series of bush trails meandering through creeks, lakes, waterfalls, and the significant Old Government House. There's a wealth of things to do and see in this park so pull up a picnic blanket and enjoy the scenery or hit the courts for a game of tennis. Our...