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.
The Station is open daily from 11am – 1pm.
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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.
Discover Burra’s fascinating history in a fresh and exciting way with Burra Heritage Bikes, the perfect complement to the iconic Burra Heritage Passport tour. Pedal through the town’s 11 key heritage sites.
The Eudunda Skate Park is now officially opened! Designed by Trinity Skateparks and developed by Goyder YAC with support from the Regional Council of Goyder – this is an excellent space for wheels enthusiasts of all kinds, and right next to the community pool in swim season! Address: Morgan Rd, Eudunda SA 5374
Let Charles take you and your group on a tour of your ideal destinations in the Clare Valley and Goyder Tourism Region
The Bon Accord Mine Complex Museum is open 10-1pm everyday (except wednesdays or days forecast above 38 degrees)
The original mine office and workshop exhibits displays of the Burra copper mining area, 1845-1877.
Step back in time with a visit to Eudunda Family Heritage Gallery. Open Friday, Saturday & Sundays between 10am-2pm by a team of dedicated volunteers.
Showcasing the Family Histories of the German settlers who farmed the area from 1840’s onwards, you will also find the historic Gosling’s Cottage located at the back of the Gallery built in 1880.
The Eudunda Silo Art was completed in 2021 by artist Sam Brooks. It features a tribute to the Ngadjuri on whoes land these silos stand and to local author Colin Thiele.