Barossa Trail

The Barossa Trail is a shared walking and cycling route through the Barossa, linking townships, vineyard country and useful visitor stops at a slower pace. It is a good option for travellers who want fresh air between cellar doors, a gentle ride near Tanunda or a way to see the valley without spending the whole day in the car.

Use the trail as part of a relaxed Barossa itinerary rather than treating it as a single attraction. Short sections suit casual walkers and cyclists, while longer rides need more planning around weather, daylight, water and return transport. Spring and mild autumn days are usually more comfortable than hot summer afternoons.

Before you go, check the official Barossa Trail information for current route details and local conditions. For planning nearby food, wine and timing, see our Barossa Valley one-day itinerary and Barossa Valley wine tours guide.