Hale Conservation Park

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Hale Conservation Park is characterised by its diverse landscape and steep rocky ridges. The park is home to some of Australia's more secretive mammals and preserves the Oyster Bay cypress pine which occurs mostly in the eastern States. Allow four hours return walk for both of Hale's walking trails which have some strenuous sections providing spectacular views of the South Para valley and reservoir.

History
Hale Conservation Park was dedicated in 1964

Contact
Further information on the park is available from our NPWS Para Wirra office, Humbug Scrub Road, One Tree Hill SA 5114. Phone(61 8) 8280 7048.

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Coordinates: 34°41'16"S 138°54'31"E

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Unnamed (No.HA1080) Heritage Agreement 23 km
Unnamed (No.HA1422) Heritage Agreement 24 km
Unnamed (No.HA1484) Heritage Agreement 24 km
Unnamed (No.HA1488) Heritage Agreement 24 km
Unnamed (No.HA1446) Heritage Agreement 27 km

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Treuendorf Stables - Equestrian & Agistment facility Forreston Woodlands Ridge Vineyard The Finches in the Adelaide Hills Unnamed (No.HA918) Heritage Agreement Unnamed (No.HA1080) Heritage Agreement Unnamed (No.HA1422) Heritage Agreement Unnamed (No.HA1484) Heritage Agreement Unnamed (No.HA1488) Heritage Agreement Unnamed (No.HA1446) Heritage Agreement