Mount Schank in South Australia offers unique attractions and activities for travelers. One of the must-visit sites is the Volcano Walk, a 2km walk around the dormant volcano crater's rim, providing sensational views of Mount Gambier and the surrounding areas. This area is a state heritage site named by Lieutenant Grant and part of the Kanawinka Geopark. It is slightly older than Mount Gambier and represents one of the most recent volcanic activities in Australia.
Visitors can also explore the striking landscape of the volcanic cinder cone, which rises approximately 100 meters above the flat coastal plain. Covering around 150 hectares, the Mount Schank state heritage area includes the land around the volcano, making it a rare example of recent volcanic activity in South Australia. It is a South Australian Geological Monument, offering a unique and educational experience for travelers interested in geology and natural history.
These attractions and activities make Mount Schank a fascinating destination for travelers seeking to explore and appreciate the region's geological and natural wonders.