Category Past Walks LIbrary

Duck Reach and Gorge Bushland – Sat. 21st June This year’s Duck Reach and Gorge Circuit again coincides with the eve of the winter solstice. While the temptation might be to stay at home curled up in front of the…

Lake Nameless and Blue Peaks Circuit – March 20-21 This overnight camping trip will take us past several beautiful highland lakes, with views of many more. It will include the opportunity to climb two easy mountains: Forty Lakes Peak and…

Dial Range and Ferndene – 20th March The Dial Range is a prominent feature of the northwest coastal hinterland, rising steeply behind Penguin and extending south to the Gunns Plains area. The most prominent feature, the Gnomon, drops precipitously just…

Mt Amos at Freycinet – SAT. 27TH FEBRUARY 2021 Mt Amos is one of the spectacular Hazards peaks at Tasmania’s beautiful and world-renowned Freycinet National Park. The walk offers spectacular views to Wineglass Bay and beyond. Bring a camera! One…

PRINCE ALBERT’S THRONE Sat. 13th February 2021 (new date) This walk was postponed from 6th Feb. due to forecast and actual heavy rain in the walk area (and even then, rivers proved too high to safely cross, so Split Rock…

Mt Field East Loop – Sat. 6th February 2021 Southern walkers, and those from further away that might find accommodation in the area, have yet another reason to visit Tasmania’s beautiful alpine areas, this time on the plateauof the Mount…

CRESCENT BAY – SAT. 2ND JANUARY 2021 (date changed) Crescent Bay takes us over delightful rocky coastal scenery with views towards the high cliffs of Cape Pillar, Tasman Island and Cape Raoul. The track has been recently updated with plenty…

WESTERN BLUFF MON. 28TH DECEMBER 2020 Late December is high season for alpine wildflowers, with the scoparia in particular showing many hues of red and yellow, along with white, sometimes in masses across hundreds of metres. While much of the…

MT. NELSON TRACK – SAT. 13TH DECEMBER Mt. Nelson has been a favoured place to look out over Hobart and the Derwent estuary from the earliest days of European settlement, and probably earlier. There are several descriptions of the walk…

MT. MAURICE – SAT. 5TH DECEMBER 2020 You really get that feeling of the cusp of summer when you join Andrew for our annual outing to this open-topped mountain to the north-east of Mt. Barrow. Extensive panoramas to Mt. Barrow…