This App provides maps and walking notes for 17 walks in the Flinders ranges. The walks are straightforward for the average walker and can be accomplished within a day.
There are details in the magnificent landscapes that can be taken in at leisure, and plants, wildlife and rocks to look out for. For more information about the App, please read the "Using the App" page.
WARNING: The app requires a download of an additional 200 MB of images & text.
These 17 trails were established by the Royal Geographical Society members and members of the Walking Trails Support Group. For more information, please read the "Contributors" page.
For your safety :
: Check the battery capacity of your device. As a backup, download the map for your walk from - www.walkingtrailssupportgroup.org.au
Contact details for your feedback are also available from this site.
: These are walks in natural areas; be aware of inherent hazards, such as snakes, loose rocks etc.
: Generally easy grade for the ordinary walker. Keep to the trails, follow the maps and markers
: Markers may be blue where creeks have to be negotiated.
: The walks are mostly beyond mobile phone coverage.
: Walk in a party of four, advise a reliable person about your walk intentions and when you expect to return. Let them know when you have returned.
: Wear strong comfortable boots and take adequate food and clothing for hot, cold or wet weather.
: Take at least 2 litres of water per person, more if it is hot.
: Protect yourself from the sun, carry a small first aid kit and insect repellent.
There are details in the magnificent landscapes that can be taken in at leisure, and plants, wildlife and rocks to look out for. For more information about the App, please read the "Using the App" page.
WARNING: The app requires a download of an additional 200 MB of images & text.
These 17 trails were established by the Royal Geographical Society members and members of the Walking Trails Support Group. For more information, please read the "Contributors" page.
For your safety :
: Check the battery capacity of your device. As a backup, download the map for your walk from - www.walkingtrailssupportgroup.org.au
Contact details for your feedback are also available from this site.
: These are walks in natural areas; be aware of inherent hazards, such as snakes, loose rocks etc.
: Generally easy grade for the ordinary walker. Keep to the trails, follow the maps and markers
: Markers may be blue where creeks have to be negotiated.
: The walks are mostly beyond mobile phone coverage.
: Walk in a party of four, advise a reliable person about your walk intentions and when you expect to return. Let them know when you have returned.
: Wear strong comfortable boots and take adequate food and clothing for hot, cold or wet weather.
: Take at least 2 litres of water per person, more if it is hot.
: Protect yourself from the sun, carry a small first aid kit and insect repellent.
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