Autumn is coming, apples are ripe! Adelaide Hills orchards welcome the joy of harvest. Adelaide Hills is one of the best apple producing areas in Australia, the annual Pick a Pink Lady Weekend is about to start again!
This weekend, May 5, 6, two days, the three apple orchards in Adelaide Hills Lenswood will be open to the public, and you can finally get rid of the late ripening apples in the supermarket. Experience how sweet and juicy it is to pick natural ripe apples from a direct tree, crisp and refreshing!
Known for its "apple orchard," Lenswood is picturesque on both sides of the winding mountain road, with apple orchards and apple vendors everywhere.
The following three orchards participated in the Pick a Pink Lady Weekend event:
Harrisville Orchards | 72 Harris Road, Lenswood
Mahnew Orchards | 640 Swamp Road, Lenswood
Peter & Joel Brockhoff | 471 Swamp Road, Lenswood
Adelaide CBD are only about 30km, recognize the name of the orchard, do not go wrong.
The name of the event is Pick a Pink Lady, but you can't just taste Pink Lady! Immerse in the breathtaking autumn color of Adelaide Hills, breathe the fresh air and orchards, taste different varieties of fresh apples, and pick out the best apples to buy home.
Admission fee is $5 per adult (cash only), free admission for children under 12 years of age.
On this harvest-themed weekend, you can also visit the orchards how they work, talk to apple growers, learn how Adelaide's high-quality apples are made, and of course have a variety of juices, fruit wines, and local cuisine specialties. Homemade produce, coffee and snacks will also be available.
Warm tip: remember to wear strong shoes and warm clothes, in addition, if it rains, remember to bring a raincoat.
Time: 5, 6 May, daily 10am~4pm
Location:
Harrisville Orchards | 72 Harris Road, Lenswood
Mahnew Orchards | 640 Swamp Road, Lenswood
Peter & Joel Brockhoff | 471 Swamp Road, Lenswood
Fee: $5 for adults, free admission under 12 years of age.
Apple price: based on the price of the orchard.
When it comes to autumn viewing, Adelaide Hills. is the first choice.
The mountain temperature is relatively low, the mountain is still a dry summer scene, Adelaide Hills has begun to gradually enter the colorful mode.
Mt Lofty, look at the red leaves.
Mt Lofty is a good place to see the red leaves, especially the botanical garden on the mountain. Find a sunny day for a picnic in the autumn sun. Enjoy the red leaves.
Beautiful towns Stirling and Hahndorf
It takes about ten minutes from Mt Lofty to get to the town of Stirling. Stirling is colorful in autumn. Don't miss the weekend fair.
There are all kinds of fresh agricultural products, flowers and handicrafts.
No one knows about the German town of hahndorf in the Chinese community. Go and have a roast pig elbow to help you enjoy your autumn trip.
An endless golden winery
The terrain of Adelaide Hill makes the vineyards of the area scattered. Autumn comes, grapevine leaves turn yellow, grass turns green and leaves turn red, standing on the hillside and overlooking the scenery. No matter what angle it is, it is as beautiful as a thick and colorful oil painting.
