Moonta Mines Walking Trails
There are 4 main trails which can be explored- taking you around the heritage area of the mines.
Trail 1 – Museum/Railway Station/Museum – Approximate length 5kms. Allow 2 hours
Trail 2 – Museum/Truers Area/Museum – Approximate length 2.5kms. Allow 1.5 hours
Trail 3 – Museum/Richmans Area/Museum – Approximate length 2kms. Allow 1.5hrs
Trail 4 – Hancocks Precinct Walk Trail – Starting at the Miner’s Cottage, or start at the Sweet Shop, follow signs – allow 1 hour, can be walked in either direction.
The Moonta Historical Walking Trail.- this walk is provided and managed by the Copper Coast Visitor Information Centre.
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National Trust Moonta
Copper was first discovered in the area in 1861, by a shepherd named Paddy Ryan. This signaled the start of a mining boom in the area. Today, this heritage listed site provides a fascinating insight into the region’s mining heritage.
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National Trust members play an active role in the conservation of South Australia’s built and natural heritage.
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