What's On
GinFest returns to Glen Ewin Estate for a lively celebration of World Gin Day, bringing together local distilleries, live music, great food and plenty of gin-fuelled fun. Sip, sample and discover your new favourite drop while soaking up the party atmosphere.
Slow right down and reconnect with nature at The Slowest Bushwalk in Australia, a thoughtful community experience by Etikette Candles near Bridgewater on Sunday 7th June. Guided by Yorta Yorta woman Allira Potter and opening with a Welcome to Country by Uncle Moogy Sumner, this gentle walk invites guests to move slowly, notice more, and experience Country through scent, sound and presence.
Winter Reds returns from 24–26 July 2026, as the Adelaide Hills’ biggest winter wine festival transforms the region into a three-day celebration of premium cool-climate reds, fireside feasts, live music, DJs and cosy cellar door gatherings. With foodie icon Matt Preston leading the charge as ambassador.
Things to Do
Welcome to the Adelaide Hills, where every season is another reason to visit and the lunches last all afternoon. Cuddle a koala, meet our winemakers, enjoy a craft beer or cider, pick your own fruit, or come for one of the many events. While regional gateways are just a 20 minute drive from Adelaide, be sure to explore further afield and take your time to revel in the romance of an Adelaide Hills affair.
Stories & Tips
adelaide hills visitor guide
Our official Adelaide Hills Visitor Guide is full of great information on where to stay, what to see and do and where to eat and drink your way around our region. Access the guide online right here.
Acknowledgement of Country
Adelaide Hills Tourism acknowledges the Peramangk & Kaurna people as the traditional custodians and caretakers of the land that is known as the Adelaide Hills. We value the Peramangk & Kaurna people’s rich cultural heritage and spiritual beliefs that connect them with country. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.