Hallett Cove (Ocean + Walking Trail + Glacial Pavements)

Blog post written by Charlie Albright
Hallett Cove is a rocky beach in the South Australia. If you explore northern cliff tops, you will notice some pretty outstanding looking geological formations - you know just the usual glacial pavements from the ice age in Australia 280 MILLION YEARS AGO! Nothing too extraordinary!
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Hallett Cove is a small coastal suburb 22 km of the south of Adelaide. However it is also a rocky beach, you guess it – in the suburb of Hallett Cove, South Australia.

If you explore the walking trail along the northern cliff tops, you will notice some pretty outstanding looking rock/geological formations. They are in fact glacial pavements and serve as a record of the ice age 280 million years ago in Australia! That is just crazy. I can’t even begin to comprehend that amount of time.

There are four main entrances of the Hallett Cove Conservation Park, however we only had the time to explore the site via just one of the northern entrances.

It is a beautiful site and just fascinating to see. I definitely recommend it as a nice and relaxing outdoor activity on the weekend. We also came across several people who were treating the walking trail as a walking and a running route for their weekend fitness activity. Superb idea because the view of the ocean from the walking trail along the northern cliff was so amazing!

Hallett Cove, Adelaide, Australia | Moments by Charlie | Creative Lifestyle Blog | Art Fashion Lifestyle Photography | Made in Adelaide, Australia
Hallett Cove, Adelaide, Australia | Moments by Charlie | Creative Lifestyle Blog | Art Fashion Lifestyle Photography | Made in Adelaide, Australia
Hallett Cove, Adelaide, Australia | Moments by Charlie | Creative Lifestyle Blog | Art Fashion Lifestyle Photography | Made in Adelaide, Australia
Hallett Cove, Adelaide, Australia | Moments by Charlie | Creative Lifestyle Blog | Art Fashion Lifestyle Photography | Made in Adelaide, Australia
Hallett Cove, Adelaide, Australia | Moments by Charlie | Creative Lifestyle Blog | Art Fashion Lifestyle Photography | Made in Adelaide, Australia
If you decide to get down to the water’s edge on the rocky beach itself and also climb the glacial pavements by foot then make sure you coat yourself in fly spray. There is nothing more annoying than flies on a hot day. Well minus the sun that is. Ye… the summer heat does not bring out the best in me.

Charlie Albright

The world: ignites in me, a sense of curiosity. My mind does not settle until it can comprehend, until it understands. For the physical world, creation has always been my enduring method of choice. For the spiritual world, all-encompassing practices like yoga and meditation, a belief in a higher energy, and writing have always been the soothing and balancing tools I have returned to, to re-ground myself. This is my journey of self-expression. Through written words and different forms of art. To my soul, my inner essence.

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2 Comments

  1. Annie Abbey

    Wow these pictures are so stunning! I would love to visit one day! Thanks for sharing 🙂
    XX Annie

    Reply
    • MBC team

      It’s a stunning place isn’t?! I’m glad you enjoyed the post 🙂

      Reply

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