Adelaide Walkers & Joggers

Meet next to the lake opposite the Boatdeck Cafe for one of 3 different walks around lakes and wetlands of Mawson Lakes. Each walk is an approx 5km circuit and takes about 1 hour. It's an easy route, reasonably flat and please be considerate to others by arriving a few minutes early as we'd like to leave on time!

As this is a circular route, we can cater for any fitness level or speed. We always catch up afterwards to relax, chat and have a coffee or meal at the Boatdeck Cafe.

If, when we ARRIVE, the WEATHER is not the best (TOO HOT OR TOO WET), it may be decided to skip the walk and go straight to the Boatdeck Cafe! (So far this has only happened ONCE, so if you turn up there's bound to be someone else there too!)

Voluntary Meetup Contribution - $1.00

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This is a Grade 1, 9-10 kilometre walk for a minimum of 4 people. Be prepared for some rain. This scenic walk begins at Mary P. Harris (Bundilla) Reserve, at the corner of Walkerville Terrace and Victoria Terrace, Walkerville. The walk takes us along the banks of the River Torrens, through the established suburb of College Park with views of St. Peter's College, a short stop in Adelaide Botanic Garden, and then back to Walkerville on the other side of the river. There may be a break for coffee at the gardens or at the end of the walk. My number is 0487 317 177 should you need to contact me.

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In taking part in this walk, you are responsible for your own health and safety. By recording a YES RSVP and/or attending this Event you are agreeing to our Policies & Guidelines and our Disclaimer & Release. (These documents can obtained by contacting the Organiser). Have suitable clothing and footwear, bring adequate walker and use sun protection.

We are a welcoming community of walkers. Enjoy the wellness that comes from fresh air, exercise and good company.

Forest Therapy Walk
(Kuitpo Forest, 12-13km, Loop)

It’s no secret that being outside in nature has a soothing effect. Anyone who has looked up through the branches of a massive tree in the forest can feel being inspired and renewed. Walking in the forest is simply about surrounding yourself in nature and allowing its sounds and rhythms to wash over you. Let us recharge, relax and rejuvenate at the Kuitpo Forest this weekend:).

**15 minutes of mindful and silent Forest Bathing Experience has been included in this hike. **

What is Forest Bathing?

This Japanese practice is a process of relaxation; known in Japan as shinrin yoku. The simple method of being calm and quiet amongst the trees, observing nature around you whilst breathing deeply. It can boost the wellbeing in a natural way.

Breathe, Stretch and Relax! It can be cold in the forest so rug up :). Water proof walking boots can be a bonus:).

Date: 10:00am Sat 10 May
Location: opposite of Kuipo Hall there is a Carpark. Limited car parkings Available
Route: Tinjella Trail
Contact: Stella 0481588518

Disclaimer: this walk works on same basis of a group of friends who go out walking together and who invite others to join them. Therefore the event hosts assume no responsibility and will not held for responsible for any accident, injury or loss occurring as a result of attending any group event.
By recording a YES RSVP and/or attending this Event you are agreeing to our Policies & Guidelines and our Disclaimer & Release

Join us on Saturday afternoon for a walk followed by drinks and nibbles, if you choose, at the Edinburgh Hotel. Meet at McElligott's Quarry Reserve at the end of Carrick Hill Drive (not at Carrick Hill) near 48 Carrick Hill Drive, Mitcham. You can park along the road or in the reserve.
We will walk along the Yurrebilla trail in the grounds of Carrick Hill then through the University of Adelaide's Waite Reserve and around to the top of Willawilla (Brownhill) back down to where we started. The walk usually takes less than two hours. Dogs are not permitted.
This is a moderate hike with some steep bits, but mostly undulating. It is not recommended for those with bad knees or those who are not fit. There may be cattle along a portion of the walk. Total length is around 6 km. Bring water to drink and wear appropriate walking gear. If you bring a + 1, ensure that they are able to do this hike and understand the conditions of AW&J.
By recording a YES RSVP and/or attending this Event you are agreeing to our Policies & Guidelines and our Disclaimer & Release. (These documents can obtained by contacting the Organiser)