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Barossa Valley – Steingarten Walk & Jacobs Creek Vineyard
Highlights
- Embark on an 8km walk through the scenic Barossa Range, soaking in stunning views of Kaiserstuhl and Mt Crawford Forest.
- Savour a picnic lunch amidst the picturesque landscape, enjoying the tranquillity and beauty of the Barossa Valley.
- Explore Jacobs Creek Vineyard, experiencing a delightful tasting session that showcases the region's renowned wines.
- Wander back to Tanunda via St Hallets Winery, indulging in a second tasting while surrounded by breathtaking vineyard vistas.
This is a fabulous day out in the Barossa. Enjoy this perfect 8km walk crossing the open hills of the Barossa Range overlooking delightful views of Kaiserstuhl and Mt Crawford Forest, the Barossa Valley and beyond. The walk passes the Steingarten – Garden of Stones – vineyard. Jacobs Creek and Steingarten are well-known brand names of the Orlando Winery which has been located at the foot of this hill since 1877. We enjoy picnic lunch overlooking the views. Guests are then transported to Jacobs Creek Vineyard where you will walk & taste before walking back to Tanunda via St Hallets Winery for our second tasting.
Tour details
- On demand
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Walk Local
Walk Local is a small group tour company offering travellers unforgettable active holidays through Italy and now Australia’s Barossa Valley. With many tours to choose from, either multi-day backpack walking, one & two day walks or in the comfort of a spacious minivan, you will experience the incredible natural beauty, fabulous regional food and wine and unique local culture that both Italy and the Barossa Valley have to offer. Join us as we uncover the local delights with a small group of 8-10 like-minded travellers. Keep fit and healthy, connect with nature, and enjoy that sense of achievement with our rich and adventurous tours.
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Tour Guiding Association
Memberships
- Council of Australian Tour Operators
- Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation
- Tourism Industry Council of SA
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