O’Halloran Hill Recreation Park (part of Glenthorne National Park- Ityamaiitpinna Yarta)

O’Halloran Hill Recreation Park (part of Glenthorne National Park- Ityamaiitpinna Yarta)

"Easy As" MTB trail will be closed from 29 May until 9 June 2023 to allow the reconstruction of the trail surface. We ask that visitors remain off this trail while these works are undertaken and to be mindful of contractors operating within the Majors Road carpark. The closure of this trail does not effect the access to the remainder of the trail network. Details

Park fees:
Free entry
18.64km from Adelaide
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O’Halloran Hill Recre­ation Park is now part of Glen­thorne Nation­al Park-Itya­mai­it­pin­na Yarta.

This is a new­ly-pro­claimed nation­al park. O’Halloran Hill Recre­ation Park’s name will grad­u­al­ly tran­si­tion to Glen­thorne Nation­al Park-Itya­mai­it­pin­na Yarta.

This south­ern sub­urbs park was once cleared and for more than 90 years the area was used for graz­ing. Today, the shade from the regen­er­at­ed grey box euca­lypts and riv­er red gums pro­vides the per­fect spot for a pic­nic. The blue­stone quar­ry in the park once sup­plied raw mate­ri­als for many of Ade­laide’s old­er build­ings and is still vis­i­ble today. Stun­ning views of the city, hills face and coast­line can be seen while fol­low­ing the var­i­ous fire access trails with in the Park

Check out the 18 kms of Moun­tain Bike trails. The trails use the steep­er parts of the park to pro­vide some great down­hill options, with trails rang­ing from easy through to inter­me­di­ate and advanced.

Park maps

Maps on your mobile

If you have a smart­phone or tablet you can down­load the free Aven­za Map app and have inter­ac­tive nation­al park maps on hand when you need them.

The app uses your device’s built-in GPS to plot your real-time loca­tion with­in the park onto a map. The app can be used with­out a net­work con­nec­tion and with­out roam­ing charges. You can also mea­sure area and dis­tance, plot pho­tos and drop place­mark pins. 

How to get it work­ing on your device:

1. Down­load the Aven­za Maps app from the app store (iOS/Android) whilst you are still in range (its free!).
2. Open up the app and click the shop­ping cart icon.
3. Click Find’ and type the name of the nation­al park or reserve you are look­ing for.
4. Click on the map you are after and install it (all our maps are free).
5. You will now find a list of your installed maps on the home page of the Aven­za Maps app.
6. Use our maps through the Aven­za Mapa app while in the park and nev­er take a wrong turn again.

Google Street View

Want to explore a trail before you leave home or use Google Maps to nav­i­gate straight from your door to the trailhead?

We’ve worked with Google to film more than 600km of walk­ing trails, park roads, camp­grounds and water­ways in some of our most beau­ti­ful places. Click to see what the parks offer and the avail­able facil­i­ties before you go. This is an espe­cial­ly great tool if you have acces­si­bil­i­ty needs, are vis­it­ing with peo­ple of vary­ing ages or fit­ness lev­els or are push­ing a pram and want to view a trail before leav­ing home.

You can start explor­ing this park on Google Street View using the links below.