Discover Play Pathway

Ride or walk the Amy Gillett Pathway and discover an array of music, art, food, and entertainment, all set against the backdrop of the spectacular rolling Adelaide Hills. 

The 21-kilometre trail winds through picturesque towns, past iconic hills, businesses, and thriving wineries, encompassing Oakbank, Woodside, Mount Torrens and the new extension to Birdwood. 

This free, family-friendly event is open to all ages. We’re inviting families, friends, and locals to get involved on Sunday, 1 March 2026.

 

Are you a local business, artist, or community group? Join us for this exciting event, it’s free to take part!

Stallholders and Performers

We welcome food vendors, market stalls, artists, and community groups. This year’s stalls will be in Woodside and Mount Torrens.

• To apply for a stall, complete the form below by Sunday 1 February 2026
• If your group wants to perform, let us know! We’ve had dance groups, ukulele players, drama groups, and more—everyone is welcome!

For stalls at the Mt Torrens Market, email the Mt Torrens and District Community Association

Promote Your Business

Are you a business near the Amy Gillett Pathway? You can run a special promotion or event to attract visitors. To get involved, complete the form below by Friday 13 February 2026

Contact our Events team for any enquires for 2026 Discover, Play, Pathway.

Discover Play Pathway and similar events support our goal of building a healthier, more connected community. These events align with A Brighter Future, our strategic plan for the next four years.

Our plan focuses on five key areas:

• Built Environment
• Community Wellbeing
• Economy
• Natural Environment
• Organisation

We’re committed to improving community wellbeing through inclusive events that promote active, healthy lifestyles. Discover Play Pathway is a great example of this in action.

See the key priorities this event supports below and download our strategic plan at the link provided.

• Priority C6.2 - Develop, support or bring events to our district that have social, cultural, environmental or economic benefits.
• Priority C6.3 - Recognise, encourage and support artists, emerging artists, writers and performers through promotion of the Arts and supporting opportunities to exhibit and perform.