Coastal Walkway Bridges Opening
Outdoors, Environment & Wildlife
Sports & Active
Explore the newly opened suspension bridges at Hallett Cove's stunning Coastal Walkway.
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Ongoing activity
Hallett Cove SA 5158, Australia
$
Free
Explore the newly opened suspension bridges at Hallett Cove's stunning Coastal Walkway.
Ongoing activity
Hallett Cove SA 5158, Australia
Free
Discover the breathtaking views along the Coastal Walkway Bridges, newly opened in Hallett Cove. These two suspension bridges, located at Grey Gully and Kurnabinna Gully, offer a unique experience for families seeking outdoor adventure and scenic beauty. Perfect for a leisurely walk, the bridges provide a memorable way to connect with nature and enjoy the coastline.
The walk between the two bridges is approximately 500 meters, taking about 10 minutes each way, making it suitable for school-aged children with a reasonable level of fitness. Along the way, you will encounter boardwalks, steps, and the thrill of crossing suspension bridges.
Nearby attractions such as The Boatshed Cafe and Marino Hallett Cove Conservation Park add to the day’s adventure, offering spots to relax and explore local wildlife.
The Coastal Walkway Bridges are part of a larger 7.2 km Coastal Walkway, with multiple entry and exit points. Starting from The Boatshed Cafe, it is a 2.1 km walk to the Kurnabinna Gully Bridge and approximately 2.6 km to reach the Grey Gully Bridge.
Dogs are welcome on most parts of the walkway but must be kept on a leash. Please note dogs are not permitted in the Hallett Cove Conservation Park section.
The walk requires a reasonable fitness level due to various gully crossings, steps, and suspension bridges, making it a fun and active outing for families.
The bridges are located in Hallett Cove, South Australia. Parking is available near both bridges:
- Grey Gully Bridge: Grey Road, Kooraweera Street, or Pindee Street
- Kurnabinna Gully Bridge: The Esplanade or Peera Street
Public transport options include the Hallett Cove Train Station on the Seaford line, providing easy access for families without a car.
The walkway has multiple access points, allowing you to tailor your visit to your family’s preferences and energy levels.
Please ensure children are supervised at all times, especially on the suspension bridges and steps.
Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water, as the walk involves some physical activity.
Dogs must be leashed except in prohibited areas, and please respect the natural environment by staying on the designated paths.
Check weather conditions before visiting to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
Access to the Coastal Walkway Bridges is free of charge.
No bookings are required, and the walkway is open daily during daylight hours.
Nearby cafes and parks offer opportunities for refreshments and picnics, making it a perfect day out for families looking to combine nature and leisure.