- Length
- 37 km
- Start
- Marino Rocks station
- Finish
- Willunga
- Region
- Southern Adelaide / McLaren Vale
- Surface
- Shared path for cyclists and pedestrians
- Difficulty
- Easy riding, with one steep climb up to Young Street after Hugh Johnson Reserve
E-bike rules on this trail
We couldn’t find a trail-specific e-bike rule from the trail’s managers. Follow the South Australia rules: 250 W (or 200 W), assistance to 25 km/h. No licence. Helmet required.
South Australia e-bike laws · Is my e-bike legal? 1-minute check
Highlights
- Coastal cliff views over the Adelaide coastline in the Marion section
- McLaren Vale to Willunga section known as the Shiraz Trail, through wine country
- Hallett Cove Conservation Park a short walk from Hallett Cove station
- Passes through a tunnel under the Expressway
Before you go
- Open year round; managed by the Cities of Onkaparinga and Marion
- Give way to pedestrians and keep left
- Car park, picnic areas, public toilets and food along the route
- Horses not permitted in the City of Marion section
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.
Common questions
Can you ride an e-bike on the Coast to Vines Rail Trail?
We couldn’t find a trail-specific e-bike rule from the trail’s managers. Follow the South Australia rules: 250 W (or 200 W), assistance to 25 km/h. No licence. Helmet required.
How long is the Coast to Vines Rail Trail?
37 km, from Marino Rocks station to Willunga.
What is the surface like on the Coast to Vines Rail Trail?
Shared path for cyclists and pedestrians
Sources
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 Spotted something out of date? Tell us.