Experience an Adventure Tour in Adelaide - For the adventurous souls!

Morialta Conservation Park near Woodforde has a variety of walking routes to accommodate everybody from the normal-paced walkers to the expert hiker, as well as great rock-climbing possibilities due to the park's stunning scenery. Waterfalls, stringybark woods, fern gullies, streams, gorges, and hills are among the scenic features. Every two weeks, Earth Adventure offers rock climbing as well as abseiling trips in Morialta, and also individual group reservations of 4 or more. Competent guides, full equipment, and breathtaking views! In Morialta, Rock Solid Adventure organises small numbers of rock climbing as well as abseiling sports, including for beginners. If you would like to find accommodation close to these places or from which you can easily access these places, then check out accommodation in Adelaide CBD the likes of Oaks Adelaide Horizons Suites.

JAKEM Farm in St Ives has 4 paths that go beside Mount Barker Creek and through hills where kangaroos, ducks, eagles, and turtles live. Stay just a day or pitch a tent beneath the stars. Playground equipment is also available. Dogs are welcome. Eagle View 4WD Track near Sanderston has stunning and mountainous scenery, as well as extra portions for more daring drivers. By the way, bush camping is also possible.

These region's hills provide for some incredible mountain riding, having held a variety of local and national mountain bike, downhill, cross country, and endurance competitions, as well as being renowned for having a few of Australia's greatest trails. Mawson Trail and the Eagle Park Mountain Bike Park are two highlights.

Scouts Australia runs the Woodhouse Activity Centre, although it is accessible to everyone. It offers a variety of adventure activities and lodging, notably camping, which is enjoyable for the entire family. Besides, the obstacle course here is yet another big attraction and among the greatest in Australia, testing your fitness level as well as mental agility. It is also a wonderful team-building activity.

With the help of Adventure Hubs SA, you may see a whole different face of South Australia. You will see amazingly beautiful bush sanctuaries, woods and amazing rock gorges, all of which provide exciting and exhilarating opportunities for adrenaline seekers. The Adventure Hubs sites are owned locally and run for the last 30 years, and each location is accessible to the general public and takes reservations for private groups year-round.

People who are passionate about horses will always inform you that the best way to view the Adelaide Hills is on a horseback. And they definitely have a point! There are several good trails that crisscross the area, and organised tours and rides always provide a variety of exciting new experiences.