Favourite Photos – Anstey Hill Recreation Park

Anstey Hill Recreation Park is a favourite amongst walkers in the North-Eastern suburbs of Adelaide, South Australia.  I’ve done 7 out of the 11 walks and love going up there to get away from it all, take photos and to challenge myself with the hills. There is plenty of wildlife and the scenery changes with the seasons. Here are a collection of some of my favourite photos.

Sunlight shining through the wattle

Fungus

It pays to stop and look down to the side of the trail – these guys are quite small but were beautiful with the water droplets on them

Looking up through the trees – blue skies

Grass trees – feels like you are in the Flinders Ranges

Can’t help but love these guys – koalas are common in the park

The old horse trough – part of the historic Newman’s Nursery ruins.

Established in 1854, the Newman’s Nursery was once the largest nursery in the Southern hemisphere

Commemorative plaque at the lookout

When you take a little detour up a side track & find a great view

Hubby – just beyond the nursery ruins

Just walking

 

You can find some of my walk write-ups here:

• Wednesday Loop, Anstey Hill Recreation Park
• Bursaria Hike, Anstey Hill Recreation Park
• Pink Gum Loop, Anstey Hill Recreation Park
• Geological Hike, Anstey Hill Recreation Park

Sarina