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Sarnya Parker Walk, SA

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Named in honour of Loxton-born Paralympic tandem cyclist Sarnya Parker, who won two gold medals for Australia at the 2000 Sydney Games in the 1km road race and 3000 m pursuit. This stunning nature walk winds its way across a boardwalk and bridge, through black box trees and parallel to the Murray River. Keep an eye out for birds and local wildlife. There are seats along the trail to rest your weary legs.

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    5 November 2024
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Sarnya Parker Walk

Named in honour of Loxton-born Paralympic tandem cyclist Sarnya Parker, who won two gold medals for Australia at the 2000 Sydney Games in the 1km road race and 3000 m pursuit. This stunning nature walk winds its way across a boardwalk and bridge, through black box trees and parallel to the Murray River. Keep an eye out for birds and local wildlife. There are seats along the trail to rest your weary legs.

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