Torrens Weir

Torrens Weir, located in the heart of Adelaide, is a great travel destination for those seeking outdoor activities and scenic views.

The weir is a part of the River Torrens, named after Sir Robert Torrens, the chairman of the South Australian Colonisation Commission. The river flows westwards across ranges, cutting a deep gorge before emerging onto the Adelaide Plains at Athelstone.

Visitors will find many things to see and do at Torrens Weir. The best option is to take a walk along the linear trail, which offers some fantastic scenery and is not too crowded. Visitors can walk in both directions on the trail. Walking toward the city will eventually lead to the footbridge and Elder Park, while walking in the other direction will go past the brewery. Visitors can also enjoy rowing, dragon boating, and powerboat racing on Torrens Lake.

Torrens Weir is one of many attractions that Adelaide has to offer. Some of the nearby attractions of Torrens Weir include the Barossa Valley Wineries Tour with Tastings and Lunch, Kangaroo Island in a Day Tour, and Adelaide Hills Tour with River Murray Lunch Cruise. The weather is mild, and the crowds are smaller than during the summer months. Visitors can take public transportation, drive, or walk to get to Torrens Weir. The Adelaide Metro bus system has several routes that stop near the weir, including the 271, 273, and 281