Step back in time and discover the heritage of Booborowie with the Booborowie Historical Walk. This self-guided tour takes you through the heart of the town, where charming streets and heritage buildings tell the story of South Australia’s Mid North.
Inspiration Point lives up to its name, offering unrivalled views across patchwork farmland, rolling hills, and a horizon that seems to stretch forever.
ucked between Hallett and Mount Bryan East, Caroona Creek Conservation Park offers a glimpse into the rugged beauty of South Australia’s Mid North.
Take a moment to explore the striking metal sculptures in Terowie, crafted years ago by local artist Kevin Hancock.
Visitors can admire the church’s striking gold-coloured steeple, which shines as a landmark in the township. It makes for a great quick stop and a perfect photo opportunity when passing through Point Pass.
Step back in time at Red Banks Conservation Park, one of Australia’s richest megafauna fossil sites.
Ever driven past a wind farm and wondered just how big those blades really are? At Mount Bryan, right along the highway, you can see a full-sized wind turbine blade up close, an impressive sight that gives real perspective on the scale of renewable energy.
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Wander down Terowie’s historic Main Street and discover a treasure trove of heritage in the form of five unique museums, all set among buildings dating back to the 1870s.
A visit to Terowie Railway Station is not just a glimpse into railway heritage, it’s a chance to stand where history was made.
Take a moment to explore the striking metal sculptures in Terowie, crafted years ago by local artist Kevin Hancock.