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Trails · Belair
South Australia's oldest national park, on Adelaide's southern fringe, with over 20 km of walking trails, waterfalls and pine forest. Dogs on leads are permitted on most fire-access trails and designated walking trails.
A genuine bushwalk escape where city dogs are unusually allowed, with long shaded trails and creek crossings.
Dogs must be kept on a lead (max 2 m) on designated trails and are excluded from some sensitive areas; vehicle entry fee applies per the National Parks SA site.
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