Spring Gully Conservation Park
A pocket of red stringybark forest and waterfalls west of Clare, the only stand of its kind in the region - great for walks.
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Spring Gully Conservation Park - frequently asked questions
What is special about Spring Gully Conservation Park?
Spring Gully Conservation Park protects the most westerly stand of red stringybark forest in South Australia, a remnant of the wetter forests that once covered the region.
When is the best time to visit Spring Gully?
Spring is the best time to visit, when wildflowers and orchids bloom and seasonal waterfalls flow after winter rain. The walking tracks are cooler and most scenic at this time.
Are there walking trails at Spring Gully?
Yes, the park west of Clare has bushwalking tracks through gullies and forest, with seasonal creeks and waterfalls. Conditions can be rough, so sturdy footwear is recommended.
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