The Barossa Trail - Cycling and Walking Path

Stretching from Gawler to Angaston, The Barossa Trail is a spectacular 40-kilometre sealed cycling and walking path that weaves through South Australia's most iconic wine region.
Suitable for all fitness levels, the trail connects a series of charming towns—Gawler, Lyndoch, Rowland Flat, Tanunda, Nuriootpa and Angaston—offering a unique, immersive way to experience the Barossa's renowned food, wine, history and hospitality.

Whether you're cycling the entire length or enjoying a short section, the trail delivers breathtaking vineyard views, rolling hills, and frequent stops to indulge in cellar doors, cafes, and local produce. With interpretive signage, gentle gradients and dedicated crossings, it's perfect for families, leisure cyclists, e-bike riders, and walkers alike.

The trail links seamlessly with local attractions, parks and picnic areas, and is accessible year-round. Bike hire is available in Gawler, Tanunda and Nuriootpa and public toilets; water stations and rest areas are dotted along the route.

Highlights:
40 km of fully sealed trail
Links Barossa towns with direct access to wineries, cafes, galleries and more
Suitable for bikes, e-bikes, walkers and families
Picturesque vineyards, heritage architecture and scenic landscapes
Bike hire and services available locally

Whether you're here for the wine, the views, or the sense of escape, The Barossa Trail offers a
refreshing, outdoorsy way to explore one of Australia's most iconic destinations.