Discover amazing places to visit, from scenic lookouts and wildlife encounters to museums and galleries.
Penna Lane Wines is nestled in the most scenic part of the Clare Valley. The tasting area is in a nineteenth century dairy, which has been lovingly restored with lots of natural timber, glass and stonework. The ambience of the cellar door is further enhanced by the friendliness and knowledge of the operators.
Sevenhill
Pikes is a family owned winery, established in 1984 by Neil and Andrew Pike. Over the years the business has grown somewhat, but Pikes still has plenty of charm and character.
Sevenhill
Built in 1847, pre-dating Redruth Gaol, this fine complex consists of police station, stables, lockup and police residence.
Burra
The Polish Hill River Church Museum has been established by the South Australian Polish community in order to document and commemorate the contribution of Polish migrants to the development of the state.
Sevenhill
The Powder Magazine was erected in 1847 and is the oldest remaining mine building in Australia. It stored gunpowder used in blasting at the mine.
Burra
Walk or cycle along the Rattler Trail. This nineteen kilometre trail passes vineyards, farms and landmarks. Taste wine at one of the nearby cellar doors and browse through art galleries.
Riverton
Discover permanent waterholes, red earth gorges and native vegetation at Red Banks Conservation Park, just 15 kilometres east of Burra.
Burra
1856 gaol, used in the South Australian Film Corporation film, "Breaker Morant".
Burra
Reilly's Wines was established in 1993 in the original stone and slate building, which was built by Hugh Reilly in 1856. We now utilise this beautiful building as our cellar door and restaurant, which is open for lunch seven days a week. Offering visitors fresh locally produced food matched with dry grown wines, which are available for purchase with a range of gourmet products.
Mintaro
Traversing the picturesque Clare Valley wine region, the Riesling Trail is one of the first rail-trails to be developed in South Australia.
Clare
Picturesque 18-hole golf course set in natural Australian scrubland, surrounded by many native trees. It is not uncommon to see kangaroos on the course as you play. The course is Par 72, is 5,576 metres and has an Australian course rating 67. The golf course is located three kilometres west of Saddleworth on Golf Course Road.
Saddleworth
At Simpson Rices Creek visitors can experience a unique blend of the human senses; smell, touch, taste, hear and see the range of products on display.
Auburn