Heysen Trail Map 5 to 8 Walking Pack - Spalding to Parachilna
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This bundle incorporates the 4 northernmost maps in The Heysen Trail Map Sheet Series
Map 5: Spalding to Wirrabara Forest
Map 6: Wirrabara Forest to Dutchmans Stern Conservation Park
Map 7: Dutchmans Stern Conservation Park to Mernmerna Creek
Map 8: Mernmerna Creek to Parachilna Gorge
Named after the famed South Australian landscape artist, Sir Hans Heysen, the Heysen Trail incorporates a large number of spectacular and beautiful areas of the state.
The popular Heysen Trail Guidebooks have been replaced with a new map series of 8 individual, folded maps printed on a waterproof material to help protect them when being used in the field. This package contains maps 5 through 8 and is intended to compliment the Southern Guidebook, or an existing collection, or simply as a more affordable way of obtaining the area you want.
Each map in the series consists of:
- Map at 1:50 000 scale (1cm = 500m)
- Double sided, water resistant paper
- Elevation profiles with km markers and crossing point names
- Loop trails in national parks
- Location of supplies & facilities
- Important contact details
- Interesting facts along the Trail
- Accommodation and campsites
- Advice on walking and safety
The Heysen Trail Map Sheet series passes through or near: Deep Creek Conservation Park, Second Valley Forest Reserve, Kyeema Conservation Park, Kuitpo Forest, Cleland Conservation Park, Morialta Conservation Park, Kaiser Stuhl Conservation Park, Barossa Valley, Kapunda, Tothill Range, Worlds End, North Booborowie, Brown Hill Range, Mt Bryan, Hallet, Bundaleer Forestry Reserve, Mount Remarkable National Park, Wirrabara Forestry Reserve, Buckaringa Gorge, Yappala Range, Mt Arden, Yourambulla Range, Flinders Ranges National Park, Wilpena Pound, Heysen Range, ABC Rnge
Map 5: Spalding to Wirrabara Forest
Map 6: Wirrabara Forest to Dutchmans Stern Conservation Park
Map 7: Dutchmans Stern Conservation Park to Mernmerna Creek
Map 8: Mernmerna Creek to Parachilna Gorge
Named after the famed South Australian landscape artist, Sir Hans Heysen, the Heysen Trail incorporates a large number of spectacular and beautiful areas of the state.
The popular Heysen Trail Guidebooks have been replaced with a new map series of 8 individual, folded maps printed on a waterproof material to help protect them when being used in the field. This package contains maps 5 through 8 and is intended to compliment the Southern Guidebook, or an existing collection, or simply as a more affordable way of obtaining the area you want.
Each map in the series consists of:
- Map at 1:50 000 scale (1cm = 500m)
- Double sided, water resistant paper
- Elevation profiles with km markers and crossing point names
- Loop trails in national parks
- Location of supplies & facilities
- Important contact details
- Interesting facts along the Trail
- Accommodation and campsites
- Advice on walking and safety
The Heysen Trail Map Sheet series passes through or near: Deep Creek Conservation Park, Second Valley Forest Reserve, Kyeema Conservation Park, Kuitpo Forest, Cleland Conservation Park, Morialta Conservation Park, Kaiser Stuhl Conservation Park, Barossa Valley, Kapunda, Tothill Range, Worlds End, North Booborowie, Brown Hill Range, Mt Bryan, Hallet, Bundaleer Forestry Reserve, Mount Remarkable National Park, Wirrabara Forestry Reserve, Buckaringa Gorge, Yappala Range, Mt Arden, Yourambulla Range, Flinders Ranges National Park, Wilpena Pound, Heysen Range, ABC Rnge