and honeyeaters in the flowering gums and along creeklines. The park is home to a small population of the worm-like and vulnerable Flinders Ranges worm-lizard (Aprasia pseudopulchella). Recreation Recreational use of the park is encouraged. There are some picnic facilities provided and dogs are allowed to be walked while on leads. The park includes three named walking trails—Mai Tappa, Babbler and Porosa— that largely follow formed management tracks. The trails pass by the park's ruins and both these and natural sights are highlighted by interpretive signs. Mountain bike riding was prohibited within the park and illegal trail bike riding was common. However, as of 2013 shared use trails have been built for walkers and mountain bike riders. See also List of protected areas in Adelaide Notes References External links Cobbler Creek Recreation Park webpage Friends of Cobbler Creek Recreation Park website (2004, Department for Environment and Heritage) Recreation Parks of South Australia Protected areas in Adelaide Protected areas established in 1989 1989 establishments in Australia