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78 Degrees Distillery
Mount Barker
A Hills distillery at the LOT.100 producer hub in Hay Valley, near Nairne, making gin with native botanicals, plus vodka and whisky.
Adelaide Hills Farmers Market
Mount Barker
A long-running Saturday farmers market in Mount Barker, gathering Hills growers, bakers, makers and coffee in one bustling weekly meeting.
Aldgate Pump Hotel
Aldgate
A much-loved village pub in Aldgate serving hearty counter meals, local beer and wine in a leafy, family-friendly setting.
Aldgate Valley Nature Walk
Aldgate
A gentle, family-friendly nature walk along the Aldgate Creek through stringybark forest, with a good chance of spotting wild koalas in the gums.
Aldgate Village
Aldgate
A leafy Hills village of cafés, the famous pump, and an easy main-street stroll under the gums.
Amy Gillett Bikeway
Oakbank
A gentle 22km sealed rail trail from Oakbank to Birdwood through Woodside, Charleston and Mount Torrens.
Anderson Hill
Lobethal
A hilltop cellar door above Lenswood with knockout valley views and a kitchen to match the wines.
Artwine
Woodside
An architecturally striking Woodside cellar door pouring emerging varieties amid South Australian art and vineyard views.
Ashton Hills Vineyard
Uraidla
A pioneering Ashton vineyard with a national reputation for pinot noir and riesling, grown at altitude on the cool eastern face of the Hills.
Barristers Block
Woodside
Family wines and a relaxed cellar door near Woodside
Beerenberg Farm
Hahndorf
A famous family farm shop selling jams, sauces and relishes, with seasonal pick-your-own strawberries that make it a family favourite.
Belair National Park
Crafers
South Australia's first national park - lakes, lawns, heritage buildings and bush trails on the Hills' western rim.
Bird in Hand
Woodside
A glamorous, family-owned winery near Woodside celebrated for its sparkling and pinot noir, with a restaurant, art exhibitions and a busy events calendar.
Birdwood Main Street
Birdwood
The heritage main street of Birdwood in the Torrens Valley, home to the National Motor Museum and a clutch of old stone shopfronts and bakeries.
Bridgewater Mill
Bridgewater
The landmark 1860 flour mill beside Cox Creek in Bridgewater. Since August 2026 it has hosted La Trattoria Famiglia, a pop-up serving Sunday lunch only. The waterwheel is not currently turning, so check before you visit.
Carrick Hill
Crafers
A 1930s English-style estate and garden on the Adelaide-side foothills, with sculpture trails and grand interiors.
Charleston
Woodside
A small historic village in the Onkaparinga Valley, a peaceful stop on the touring route between Woodside and the eastern wine districts.
Cleland National Park
Crafers
A web of bushwalking trails through stringybark forest and gullies linking Mount Lofty, Waterfall Gully and the wildlife park.
Cleland National Park - Waterfall Gully to Mount Lofty
Crafers
The Hills' most famous walk: a steep, waterfall-flanked climb from Waterfall Gully up to the Mount Lofty Summit.
Cleland Wildlife Park
Stirling
An open-range wildlife park on the slopes of Mount Lofty where you can walk among free-roaming kangaroos and emus and (by booking) hold a koala.
Crafers Hotel
Crafers
A handsomely restored 1840s coaching inn at the top of the freeway, pouring Hills beer and serving proper pub food.
CRFT Wines
Uraidla
A small, minimal-intervention producer crafting precise Adelaide Hills chardonnay, pinot noir and gruner veltliner from single-vineyard fruit across the eastern ranges. The tasting room is open Saturday and Sunday, 12pm to 5pm.
Cromer Conservation Park
Birdwood
A quiet 44-hectare woodland reserve north of Birdwood where birdwatchers have recorded 110 species.
Cudlee Creek Conservation Park
Gumeracha
Regenerating bushland in the Torrens Gorge