Bike and Walking Trails
Step outside and feel the Barossa at its purest. The air is crisp, the mornings bright, and the land full of quiet charm. Ride your bike along country backroads that wind past old stone cottages, farm gates and rows of vines heavy with promise. Lace up your boots and take to the trails of the Kaiserstuhl, where the bush opens to sweeping views and the scent of eucalyptus fills the air. Stop for a loaf from the local baker, a chat with the butcher, or a sip from a cellar door tucked behind the vines. Here, life slows to the rhythm of the land — inviting you to breathe deep, explore freely, and rediscover the simple pleasures of the Barossa.
Attention cycling enthusiasts!
BIG4 Barossa offers traditional bike hire for full-day adventures — please ask at reception to arrange your ride and start exploring!
Barossa Cycle Hub
Located in the heart of Tanunda, the Barossa Cycle Hub is the go-to destination for cyclists exploring the Barossa by bike. Offering convenient bike hire and essential maintenance facilities, the Barossa Cycle Hub makes it easy for riders to get on the road and enjoy the region’s scenic trails, rolling vineyards and charming townships.
More than just a starting point, the Barossa Cycle Hub is a full-service space designed with riders in mind. It features a bike parts vending machine stocked with handy spares, a public bike pump for quick tune-ups, and access to showers, change rooms and shaded rest areas. Quality e-bikes and traditional bikes are available for hire, while a public car park directly behind the Hub allows visitors to park for the day and ride with ease.
Ideally positioned beside the Barossa Visitor Centre, the Barossa Cycle Hub connects directly to the renowned Barossa Trail — a 40-kilometre sealed cycling and walking path linking Barossa townships. Along the way, riders can pause at local cafés, cellar doors and picnic spots to experience the Barossa’s renowned food, wine and hospitality. With accessible facilities and a strong focus on sustainability, the Barossa Cycle Hub provides everything needed to keep the wheels turning.
Discover the joy of cycling in the Barossa, where every journey begins at the Barossa Cycle Hub.
Coulthard Reserve
Located behind the park with a peaceful walking tracks. Meander through to the Bush Gardens and Bush Chapel, enjoy the tranquility or fit it in with geocaching activities.
Ride the straight and scenic track from Nuriootpa to Tanunda (7km) or take the more hilly track to Angaston (6km).
For more information on Barossa bike trails, please click on the links below:
Barossa By Bike
https://www.barossa.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Barossa-by-Bike-v3.pdf
Lavender Cycling Trail Map
https://lavendercyclingtrail.au/
Barossa Bushwalks
The Barossa Valley region isn’t just about wine—it’s also home to a rich network of bushwalking trails that suit everyone from relaxed strollers to seasoned hikers. There are seventeen key walks throughout the Barossa, that vary in length and difficulty, weaving through native vegetation, vineyard edges and historic mining sites.
These trails don’t just offer scenic views—they also carry cultural significance: many traverse land care sites, restored reserves, and conservation areas that commemorate both Indigenous heritage and early settler industries.
Whether you’re after a gentle one-kilometre stroll through the tranquil Barossa Bushgardens or a more challenging nine-kilometre hike in Warren Conservation Park with sweeping lookout views, the Barossa offers the perfect opportunity to reconnect with nature and explore its diverse landscapes.”
See below for a full list of Maps & Guides
https://www.barossa.com/visit/maps-guides/
