
LOCATION and ACCOMMODATION
BAROSSA ROAR events are conducted at Mt Crawford Forest, 8 kilometres southeast of Williamstown which is located 50 kilometres northeast of Adelaide, South Australia's Capital city.
Williamstown is a delightful country hamlet in the Southern Barossa Valley and is a gateway not only to the wine and food offerings of the Barossa, but is fast becoming known as the centre of growing Barossa adventure opportunities, of which the ROAR event is but one. Located as it is where the forests meet the vines, Williamstown is also the entry point to the South Para Reservoir where adventurers can kayak or canoe South Para waters from established parking and toilet facilities - and to the Warren Reservoir (where the Roar Event is based) and where parking and toilet facilities are complemented by a sophisticated kayak/canoe launching point which includes launching facilities for the disabled. |
Note that ROAR Barossa offers three distances for the event so that as many people/competitors can take part independent of their level of fitness.
You will need to nominate your preferred distances when you book your ticket/s.See the distances below: Long distance 7km paddle, 20km ride, 8km run Medium distance 3.5 km paddle, 10km ride, 4km run, Novice distance 1km paddle, 10km ride, 2km run. Teams only in Long and medium distance. |
WHERE TO STAY
There's plenty of places to stay in and around the Southern Barossa! Try these:
Caravanpark/cabins: https://www.williamstowncaravanpak.org.au/ Motel: https://www.lyndochhill.com/
Bed and Breakfasts - click here to see list. Accommodation further afield - click here
There's plenty of places to stay in and around the Southern Barossa! Try these:
Caravanpark/cabins: https://www.williamstowncaravanpak.org.au/ Motel: https://www.lyndochhill.com/
Bed and Breakfasts - click here to see list. Accommodation further afield - click here
Below left is an interactive map should you need it to navigate your way to Williamstown.