Urban & Coastal Walks
We offer a variety of walks for Wise Women Walking members during the warmer months. We walk along urban corridors and the coast in Kaurna Country.
These walks cover about 12kms and are easy walking. We follow bush trails, walking/cycling paths, and side-streets. Walking through quiet neighbourhoods we pass pretty parks and unique features and businesses that only locals know about.
Utilising Adelaide’s city connection path network we avoid noisy roadways as we make our way to our destination in time for morning tea or a cool drink. After morning tea it is an easy return trip back to the starting point on nearby public transport, or you may choose to walk back.
For your peace of mind, all walks are guided by our experienced female Leaders who are certified in first aid and qualified in walking leadership. All leaders carry a group first-aid kit, emergency communications device, emergency documentation and equipment.
Exclusively for our Wise Women Walking members
Enabling opportunities to retain health and fitness during the summer months
Want to become a regular walker, save money, and be part of an inspiring group?
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Details
- Type: Wise Women Walking Day Walks
- Destination: Adelaide, South Australia
- Traditional Country: Kaurna
- Group Size: Small groups
- When: See calendar
Fitness Requirement
- We walk mainly on formed pathways for Urban Walks
- We walk mainly on natural paths and sand for Coastal Walks
- Walking distance is approximately 12km
- Trail rating: Easy
Important Information
- Note weather, group member welfare and a range of circumstances outside our control can mean last minute changes to our itinerary are necessary once on the trail
Adventure Leaders
Our team is qualified, experienced and super friendly. We will ensure you have a fun and connecting adventure. Leaders are certified in Remote or Wilderness First-Aid. All leaders carry a group first-aid kit, emergency communications device, emergency documentation and equipment.
