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Piccadilly Valley
Crafers
A misty, green valley of vines and market gardens
Scott Creek Conservation Park
Mylor
The Hills' richest pocket of native bushland
Sinclair's Gully
Uraidla
A small family cellar door set in a revegetated bushland gully near Norton Summit, pouring sparkling and cool-climate wines with native woodland and birdlife on the doorstep. The cellar door opens on Sundays, 12pm to 4pm, from September to mid-May, and closes over winter.
South Para Reservoir Reserve
Gumeracha
A once-locked reservoir near Kersbrook now open for kayaking, shoreline fishing and almost nine kilometres of peninsula trails.
Stangate House and Garden
Aldgate
A heritage house and garden in Aldgate, famous for its camellias and opened by the National Trust on selected open days.
The Big Rocking Horse
Gumeracha
A towering 18-metre rocking horse you can climb, beside a toy factory and a free-roaming wildlife park - a classic Hills family stop.
Totness Recreation Park
Mount Barker
Open woodland walking on the edge of Mount Barker
Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary
Mylor
A wildlife sanctuary near Mylor, home to bettongs, bandicoots, potoroos and the elusive platypus.
Warren Conservation Park
Gumeracha
Steep, wild walking country between Kersbrook and Williamstown, where the Heysen Trail climbs through stringybark forest.
Woorabinda Bushland Reserves
Stirling
A lake and 34 hectares of bushland hidden a short stroll from Stirling's main street.