Eudunda Rail Trail Opening 2026

Come along to our Official Opening of the
Eudunda to Hampden Rail Trail
11th April 2026

Gather at the Eudunda Centenary Gardens
for Event Enrolment from 8:00am,
Speeches at 9am Sharp,
First Riders Depart at 9:15am,
Approx 9:30am Walkers depart (after cyclists),
plus Children’s Eudunda Rail Trail commences,
plus Golf Car Rides commence.


Depending on when you get back, we hope you have time to have a quick bite to eat & drink, check out some of the other things around the town (see listing at bottom of the page).

Main Focal Point for the Saturday is:
The Street next to the Eudunda Centenary Gardens, located at Bruce Street (extension), Eudunda
Google Maps Plus Code: R3GM+HH Eudunda, South Australia
Walking & cycling will all leave from here. Sign in and Speeches are also based here,
We hope to do an “Official Group Photo”
We are suggesting that there should be plenty of parking at the Eudunda Silo Car Park (opposite)
along with the streets close by. (more info soon)

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Official Opening Of The Eudunda To Hampden Rail Trail
Official Opening Of The Eudunda To Hampden Rail Trail Poster
Kids Eudunda Rail Trail - 11th April 2026
Kids Eudunda Rail Trail – 11th April 2026

For those who do not feel they can walk or ride the Rail Trail
You CAN BE INVOLVED

Golf Car RAIL TRAIL - 11th April 2026
Golf Car RAIL TRAIL – 11th April 2026
Regional Council of Goyder Logo
Building Australia Logo

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so that we and other local groups can plan, transport and catering for the event.

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and hopefully make it a great day for your visit.
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For Safety we have a ‘Staggered Start’
First Group Leaving Approx 9:15am
Long Distance Cyclists leaving first,
progressively cycling groups, based on their ability (speed),
then Walkers
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Eudunda to Hampden Rail Trail Opening Mud Map
Eudunda to Hampden Rail Trail Opening Mud Map

FOOD & ACCOMMODATION Information on the Eudunda Tourism website
Link to map of Eudunda

FIND MORE INFO ON THE EUDUNDA TOURISM WEBSITE

Kapunda – check the Light Country website for a big listing.
Visit Burra and Goyder have a good listing,
The Barossa Valley have a wealth of accommodation as does the Clare & Gilbert Valley

Did you know that we have a list of accommodation on the Lavender Trail website
If you are an accommodation provider on or close to the Lavender Trails and not yet listed on our website (link above)
Contact us and we can talk about solving that. Our Walkers and Cyclists are always keen to find good accommodation.

We Recommend these events and locations while you are here

Lavender Federation Trail / Lavender Cycling Trail – Ride or Walk further parts of the Lavender Trails

Visit the Eudunda Family Heritage Gallery (just up the street)

Point Pass Immanuel Lutheran Church Celebrating 150 Years – Book Launch & Performance
Saturday 11th April

World’s End Reserve (Burra Creek Gorge) – Magnifcent Natural Beauty at its best

Visit Burra – lots to see and do, we recommend doing the Passport Tour.

Redbanks Conservation Park – closer to Burra, one of Australia’s richest megafauna fossil sites. This remarkable landscape invites you to follow in the footsteps of the giant diprotodons



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