- Length
- 40 km (the Gawler to Tanunda section is 27 km)
- Start
- Gawler
- Finish
- Angaston
- Region
- Barossa Valley
- Surface
- Fully sealed shared path
- Difficulty
- Suitable for all fitness levels, gentle gradients
E-bike rules on this trail
E-bikes explicitly welcome: the official Barossa listing describes the trail as 'suitable for bikes, e-bikes, walkers and families'. No e-bike-specific restrictions stated.
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Highlights
- Links Gawler, Lyndoch, Rowland Flat, Tanunda, Nuriootpa and Angaston
- Direct access to cellar doors, cafes and galleries
- Vineyard views and heritage architecture, with interpretive signage and dedicated road crossings
Before you go
- Open year round
- Bike and e-bike hire sa Gawler, Tanunda and Nuriootpa (listing quotes e-bikes at $125/day with $125 deposit)
- Public toilets, water stations and rest areas along the trail
- Barossa Cycle Hub sa Tanunda (66 Murray Street) has a bike maintenance station
Charging and battery range. Gravel, hills and headwinds drain a battery faster than the spec sheet says. Plan your stops, carry your charger, and never leave a battery charging unattended — see battery safety.
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Can you ride an e-bike on the The Barossa Trail?
E-bikes explicitly welcome: the official Barossa listing describes the trail as 'suitable for bikes, e-bikes, walkers and families'. No e-bike-specific restrictions stated.
How long is the The Barossa Trail?
40 km (the Gawler to Tanunda section is 27 km), from Gawler to Angaston.
What is the surface like on the The Barossa Trail?
Fully sealed shared path
Mga source
Trail conditions change — check the trail’s official site for closures before you ride. EbikeMate is not affiliated with the trail’s managers. Spotted something out of date? Sabihin sa amin.