South Para Reservoir, Barossa

South Para is the second largest reservoir in South Australia and the surrounding reserve is home to a range of adventure activities. Just minutes drive or a leisurely 30 minute nature walk from Williamstown in the southern Barossa, this reservoir reserve is for outdoor enthusiasts keen to explore a rugged environment. Explore the network of trails through the beautiful reservoir surrounds or link to Warren Reservoir Reserve and Williamstown in your hiking boots or on your mountain bike. Pack a picnic and make the most of water views deep into the reserve. There is also kayaking/canoeing and fishing along the shore or from your kayak. Walking/running/hiking With a range of tracks on offer, you can explore on foot through a changing landscape of native bushland and plantation forests. The paths are graded as a moderate hike and are suitable for most ages and fitness levels. Fishing With a fishing permit from https://www.reservoirs.sa.gov.au/ you can drop a line from the shoreline in the fishing zone or on the water from a kayak or canoe. The reservoir is stocked with Murray cod (catch and release), golden perch and silver perch. Fishing limits are detailed at https://pir.sa.gov.au/ Cycling The shared use trails offer intermediate mountain biking suitable for riders with a moderate level of skill and fitness. Kayaking/canoeing Suggested routes can be found at https://www.reservoirs.sa.gov.au/