Kaiserstuhl Conservation Park
A native forest reserve on the Barossa Ranges, where you can hike to granite outcrops for views over the valley; kangaroos and many bird species are common.
The reserve lies on the Barossa Ranges south of Mengler Hill and is one of the few areas of native eucalyptus forest and scrubland around the valley, preserving vegetation from before clearing. The park has loop trails of about 2–5 km, and you can climb granite outcrops for views over the Barossa Valley. Western grey kangaroos are often seen at dawn and dusk. Entry is free and there are no facilities, so bring your own water. The park closes on days of high bushfire risk in summer.
Opening hours
Sunrise to sunset
Nearby sights
- Mengler's Hill Lookout
- Chateau Tanunda
- Yalumba
- Barossa Valley
- Tanunda
- Jacob's Creek Visitor Centre
- Angaston
- Peter Lehmann Wines