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The Five Best Autumn Views in Adelaide
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Published April 21st 2015
The Colours of Autumn
Autumn light is casting a warm glow over the landscape in Adelaide. There is something altogether wonderful about crunching autumn leaves beneath your feet; that carpet of colours. An autumn walk will lift the senses. To see autumn colours at their finest, take a look at some of the best autumnal views.
K1 Winery – Adelaide Hills
Simply stunning autumnal colour takes up all available space here. European trees line the way through the vines on the hill, towards the maples, birches and oak trees around the lake. Visiting in the afternoon gives the valley a warm amber glow. The wines are pretty stunning too. More info on K1 Winery here
Mc Laren Vale Visitor Centre – Mc Laren Vale
The visitor Centre is home to a gallery space, information area staffed by local volunteers, playground, open lawns, vines, and a café. Taking a look outside under the pergola and café, and view the blaze of vivid red leaves from the vines on the pergola, which is highlighted by the red cafe chairs. Take advantage of this refuge. More info on the visitor centre here
Angove Winery - Mc Laren Vale
This newly created cellar door facility is well designed to take full advantage of a magnificent outlook across a valley of vines and rolling golden hills. The cellar door has excellent coffee, cakes and macaroons, with regional platters and special events. It has a decking area that takes full advantage of this location. There's also a boardroom for hire, but how anyone would get any work done with that view is beyond me. More info on Angove Winery here
Maxwell Winery - Mc Laren Vale
A high vantage point gives this winery stunning autumn views across the vales. As the vines change from that greeny yellow to yellowy brown then rust. The winery itself is a handsome building with outdoor seating areas, lawns, and garden spaces. The interior has art exhibitions, a restaurant and cellar door, but it's hard to drag the eyes away from that view. More info on Maxwell Winery here
Stirling Main Street - Adelaide Hills
There are few better places to see autumn colours than through the main street of Stirling. Have a seat in the Organic Café and soak it all in. The streets and laneways will be buzzing this Sunday for the Stirling Laneways festivities.
K1 Winery – Adelaide Hills
Simply stunning autumnal colour takes up all available space here. European trees line the way through the vines on the hill, towards the maples, birches and oak trees around the lake. Visiting in the afternoon gives the valley a warm amber glow. The wines are pretty stunning too. More info on K1 Winery here
Mc Laren Vale Visitor Centre – Mc Laren Vale
Angove Winery - Mc Laren Vale
Maxwell Winery - Mc Laren Vale
A high vantage point gives this winery stunning autumn views across the vales. As the vines change from that greeny yellow to yellowy brown then rust. The winery itself is a handsome building with outdoor seating areas, lawns, and garden spaces. The interior has art exhibitions, a restaurant and cellar door, but it's hard to drag the eyes away from that view. More info on Maxwell Winery here
Stirling Main Street - Adelaide Hills
There are few better places to see autumn colours than through the main street of Stirling. Have a seat in the Organic Café and soak it all in. The streets and laneways will be buzzing this Sunday for the Stirling Laneways festivities.
Why? The Colours of Autumn
When: Best seen in April and May
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