Visitor Information
If you're after some assistance or advice while planning your visit to the Adelaide Hills or once you are already in region we have a network of visitor information outlets where brochures and maps can be sourced. We pride ourselves on passionate local operators who are always there to lend a hand with local tips!
Mount Lofty Summit Visitor Information and Gift Shop
The Mount Lofty Summit Visitor Information and Gift Shop outlet is run by the National Parks and Wildlife Service of South Australia. It is located at Mount Lofty Summit, the majestic peak of the Mount Lofty Ranges in the Adelaide Hills and provides spectacular panoramic views across Adelaide’s city skyline to the coast. Each year more than 350,000 people visit the peak which rises more than 710 metres above sea level.
Visit the shop to get the latest maps, visitor guides and walking trail advice, browse the exceptional range of quality souvenirs, and purchase locally-made gifts and a great range of clothing.
Visitor services include:
a limited souvenir and retail range
visitor information (including brochures and maps) for the Adelaide Hills and South Australia
local and regional tourism and business information
Opening hours:
The Mount Lofty Summit Visitor Information and Gift Shop is open to 9am to 5pm daily including weekends and public holidays (closed Christmas Day).
Location and contact details:
Mount Lofty Visitor Information and Gift Shop
Mount Lofty Summit Road, Crafers
Other Visitor Information Outlets in the Adelaide Hills
Mount Barker Community Library, Mount Barker
Dumas Street, Mount Barker
Stirling Library, Stirling
Adelaide Hills Library Service (Coventry)
63 Mount Barker Road, Stirling
digital guides to hahndorf, Nairne and Battunga country
Mount Barker District Council have a number of handy Digital Guidebooks to Hahndorf, Nairne and Surrounds and Battunga Country.
Designed to help you uncover the heart of the Hills, the Digital Guidebooks bring together the stories, places and experiences that make these townships and sub-regions unique.
Explore where to stay, dine, wander and discover - from heritage towns and local makers to hidden gems, nature escapes and memorable moments. With easy-to-use features, the guidebooks will help you to create your own journey, with categories including history, experiences and handy local tips. You can also use interactive maps to uncover charming cafés, welcoming cellar doors, boutique shops and family-friendly adventures.
With trusted reviews and up-to-date information at your fingertips, the three guidebooks are perfect companions for planning, exploring and experiencing the stories, flavours and hospitality of the region.