Details of past walks can be helpful to people planning future bushwalks. You are welcome to use this information!
Havelock Falls – Sat. 10th February 2018 This alpine walk skirts along the northern edge of the Central Plateau, crossing extensive heathlands and reaching an impressive ravine which must be descended to reach the waterfalls. The distance involved and the varying…
Rats Castle – Sat. 30th Dec 2017 As is the custom for Boots N’ All, we like to give you an opportunity to burn off some of that Christmas cheer before the new year sets in. This year’s last walk…
Mt. Pillinger Sat. 28th October 2017 Mt. Pillinger is situated near the Arm River track, one of the popular access routes to the Mt. Ossa and Pelion Plains area. It is a beautiful alpine area high above Lee’s Paddocks, with…
Projection Bluff – Sat. 13th January 2018 A relaxing walk on the northern escarpment of Tasmania’s spectacular central plateau is a great way to get Boots N’ All started for the year. The walk is quite short – about 5 km…
Bay of Fires – 4th – 6th November 2017 Chris invites you to his 4th long weekend trip to the Bay of Fires. You can join in a relaxed weekend of camping and walking to further explore the southern part…
Grail Falls and Moses Creek Falls Sat. 23rd September 2017 By far the best waterfall circuit walk in the state – in marvellous rainforest close to Cathedral Mountain, the falls could be quite spectacular, depending on the amount of rain…
Mt. Tyndall – Sat. 18th November 2017 Less well known to people in northern Tasmania, the Tyndall Range, north of Queenstown, is one of the well-kept secrets of the Tasmanian wilderness. Relatively easy to access (even as a rather long…
Copper Cove – 7th October 2017 By this time of the year, we can hope for some pleasant sunny weather – ideal to explore a secluded cove in the coastal Narawntapu National Park, just west of Badger Head, and within…
Mt. Cameron – 5th August 2017 With highland snow and mixed weather making much of the state less inviting, this walk takes us to the sunnier northeast. Mt. Cameron is about 40 km east of Bridport, and only 12 km…
Lee’s Paddocks Sat. 19th August 2017 With the days starting to get a little longer, and the occasional beautiful late winter day, it could be a great time to visit Lees Paddocks, a buttongrass plain in the upper Mersey area,…