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About Self-Guided Waterfall Gully To Mount Lofty Hike From Adelaide

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Stop At: Waterfall Gully Road Cleland Conservation Park, Adelaide, South Australia Australia

Following a morning pickup at your Adelaide hotel, take the scenic drive out of the city toward Waterfall Gully — the trailhead of Adelaide’s most popular hike. On arrival, watch the spectacular First Falls sparkling in the morning sunshine then set off at your own pace.

During your hike, follow the 2.5-mile (3.9-km) trail past cascading waterfalls and along winding streams, and admire panoramic views from the tall gully ridges. Stop along the way to admire the beautiful scenery and fully immerse yourself in the natural environment.

Listen as native birds chirp in the trees and enjoy the scent of eucalyptus trees on the air. As you explore, keep an eye out for sleepy koalas high in the gum trees and kangaroos grazing in the bush.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: 266 Mount Lofty Summit Road Cleland, South Australia Australia

At the summit of Mt Lofty, take in panoramic views of the city buildings, parklands and the iconic Adelaide Oval below. Be sure to look out across the plains to the coastal town of Glenelg and the far reaches of Port Adelaide. On a clear day, you may even see Kangaroo Island!

Perhaps relax and enjoy coffee or brunch at The Summit Café (own expense). Then, head back down to Waterfall Gully and meet your pureSA driver for the return to your Adelaide hotel.

Duration: 2 hours

 
OPERATES
  • Monday & Friday
INCLUSIONS
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected city hotels only)
  • Trail orientation
ADDITIONAL INFO
  • Confirmation will be received at time of booking
  • This hike is graded as hard - it involves steep sections and uneven services and a good level of fitness and mobility is required.The total return walking distance is 7.8km.
  • Due to uneven surfaces, this tour is not recommended for those with walking disabilities or young children
  • Children must be accompanied by an adult
  • Please dress appropriately for the weather and wear clothing and footwear suitable for bushwalking.
  • Not wheelchair accessible
  • Not recommended for travelers with back problems
  • No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
  • In the interest of sustainability we recommend you bring a refillable water bottle (full).
  • Travelers should have a strong physical fitness level
  • This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
  • This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund
  • This tour/activity will have a maximum of 13 travelers
  • Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
  • Social distancing enforced throughout experience
  • Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas
  • Gear/equipment sanitized between use
  • Transportation vehicles regularly sanitized
  • Guides required to regularly wash hands
  • Regular temperature checks for staff
  • Temperature checks for travelers upon arrival
  • Pure SA follow recommendations of the South Australian Health department with COVID-19 health, safety and operational protocols in accordance with regulations covering tour operations. The full policy can be read on the Pure SA website. Note, face masks are not mandatory but are available.
DEPARTURE & RETURN
111 Franklin St, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia

Traveler pickup is offered
Main departure point and time is 8am from the pureSA office located at The Joinery, 111 Franklin Street, Adelaide. If you have selected a hotel pickup from the above list you must be waiting outside the hotel no later than 7.40am.

TERMS & CONDITIONS
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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4.9 based on 10 reviews

Reviews
  • Maria L 5
    27 Jan 2021

    Mike from PureSA explains the hiking route very well and I have used their waterfall gully tours more than 4 times and done different routes.

  • Tom_S 5
    23 Jan 2021

    Tour guide Mike was very friendly cooperative and gave good advice at the start of the hike location regarding routes and expected times which turned out to be fairly accurate. The first part of the hike was pleasant in the cool weather visiting the flowing first and second falls and passing through interesting Gully vegatation After this the steep climb commenced and apart from a few slight downhill and flatter stretches continued all the way to the summit. Other points of interest were Wilson's Bog a forest of many trees Mt Lofty Cottage and the city and suburban and ocean views from the summit After spending about 25 minutes at the summit the return journey although not requiring so much energy still required aj lot if care in the steep downhill sections. An early start is certainly a good recommendation as attempting the ascent in warm weather is not a good idea especially for those in the older age groups. My guide generously offered to take me all the way home but I did not accept his offer as I was not as exausted as he thought I was.

  • Evelyn B 5
    13 Nov 2020

    Our driver was most professional and very careful in orienting us to the path we were going to follow. I was very happy to find that we did not need to return via the same path we used in our ascent. The trail itself was paved on the ascent, and not at all slippery even though there was light rain for part of our walk. The fire trails we followed in our descent were, for the most part very easy walking. Both trails were very well signposted so it was easy to follow the correct path. The ascent was quite steep at times - if you don't like walking up hill think twice before taking on this hike. The scenery we passed through was very varied and we were often rewarded by glimpses of civilisation way below us. As for wild-life spotting - I was excited to watch the antics of two yellow-tailed black cockatoos.

  • kisseygee 5
    05 Oct 2020

    My favourite parts were walking between tall trees, hearing water flowing on the streams on the side of the trails, each waterfall has their own uniqueness, seeing wildflowers, ferns, birds that I have not seen before! It's a great workout and it feels very reward to finally reach the Lofty Summit! Grabbed yummy meat pies and cheesecake at the Summit Cafe & Restaurant. The view from the first fall was AMAZING! 100% enjoyed it! Thank you, Pure SA!

  • Y206MBdavidb 5
    14 Jan 2020

    This was an excellent experience. We are not experienced hikers so found it hard going, especially as a large section of the normal trail was closed for renovations and we were diverted to the adventure trail. However it was amazing and the view from the top well worth it. Mike was our driver and provided an excellent service with lots of advice and support including an offer to collect us from the top of the trail if we could not manage the trip back down. We did both ways and had a tremendous time.

  • JennHinn01 4
    13 Jan 2020

    The whole experience was fantastic! The weather was perfect, Mike our guide was friendly & knowledgeable & the view at the top was breathtaking. As a reasonably fit person who exercises every day I did find it challenging at parts, the climb was steep. However, once you reach the summit you see it is well worth it. After a coffee & a little goodie (the cafe in the summit serves yummy treats), I was refreshed for the walk back down which was lovely. Unfortunately did not see any wildlife other than birds, but the waterfalls were beautiful. Well worth the reasonable price paid, I would highly recommend this trip. A great achievement saying you did Mount Lofty! Thanks for getting me there & back Mike & for being so nice.

  • sylviaplant 5
    18 Sep 2019

    This was the most affordable and convenient option for transport to Mount Lofty besides hiring a car that I could find. I was the only person booked on a Monday morning. Shavojn was prompt, pleasant and informative. The 7.8km return hike is moderately challenging since it is uphill (from approx. 300m to 700m at the summit in elevation). The challenge was well worth the opportunity to see wildflowers in bloom - orchids, ericas, Epacris, wattles, pea flowers, Pomaderris, carnivorus Drosera, etc. I highly recommend this making trip if your are short on time but still want to have a poke around Cleland NP. Thanks again, Shavojn.

  • capitaljules 5
    01 Jul 2019

    We were in Adelaide for five days and really wanted to do the walk up to Mount Lofty. After searching the internet we found this self-guided walk and it was exactly what needed - someone to pick us up and take us to the beginning of the walk, tell us what to do, and then be there at the end to pick us up. Was great decision - walk is great - couple of steep places but just take your time. The views are worth it - as is the cup of coffee at the top from the café! Thanks for a great morning out!

  • groomy99 5
    10 Mar 2019

    Myself and a friend did this walk whilst in Adelaide, and we were not disappointed. Mike was a friendly and knowledgeable guide who made us feel very welcome, and gave us some information to ensure we experienced as much of the forest as we could. The walk itself is challenging but extremely rewarding, culminating in breathtaking views once at the top. I urge anybody in Adelaide of the surrounding areas to do this.

  • JohnP3645 5
    05 Dec 2018

    We combined the walk up Mt Lofty from Waterfall Gully with a visit to Cleland Wildlife Park on the way back down. This trip normally only runs on a Friday or Monday but Mike gave up his Sunday so we could do the trip during the weekend that we were in town. We saw kangaroos on the way up to Mt Lofty (they walked across the path right in front of us) and then saw a wild koala in the trees on the side path down to Cleland. Awesome! Then fed the animals from hand in the wildife park and got to meet and hold one of the park's koalas as well. A brillliant day out, thanks Mike !

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