How you can take a virtual visit to South Australia’s national parks

How you can take a virtual visit to South Australia’s national parks



Google Street View is now avail­able to walk you through some of SA’s favourite nation­al parks. Here’s which ones.


Strug­gling with COVID-19 restric­tions and need a lit­tle men­tal health and well­be­ing boost? Now’s the time to take a vir­tu­al vis­it to some of South Australia’s most beau­ti­ful nat­ur­al environments.

Thanks to a col­lab­o­ra­tion between the state gov­ern­ment and Google you can now take a vir­tu­al trek along 126 trails in 30 of South Australia’s nation­al parks.

Park rangers, using Google’s back­pack-mount­ed trekker, spent five months cap­tur­ing 360-degree imagery for more than 600km of walk­ing trails, park roads, water­ways and camp­grounds in 30 nation­al parks across SA.

And what bet­ter time to view it than now, from the com­fort of your lounge room.

To start your vir­tu­al tour, open Google Maps on your com­put­er or mobile device and drag and drop Peg­man’ on to the trail you want to explore.

Try one of these vir­tu­al tours now

Ade­laide and Mt Lofty Ranges

Fleurieu Penin­su­la

How you can take a virtual visit to South Australia’s national parks

Flinders Ranges and Outback

Kan­ga­roo Island

Lime­stone Coast

You’ll also find links to Google Street View imagery on the Nation­al Parks and Wildlife Ser­vice SAweb­site.

Feel­ing inspired to vis­it a nation­al park? Read our sto­ry abouthow you can still vis­it a local park while social dis­tanc­ing, as long as you’re sen­si­ble about it.

Main image: Wilpe­na Pound – Wan­gara Look­out, Ikara-Flinders Ranges Nation­al Park


This con­tent was pro­duced in part­ner­ship with  Good Living