Category Past Walks LIbrary

Details of past walks can be helpful to people planning future bushwalks. You are welcome to use this information!

20230225 Mt Tyndall

20230225 Mt. Tyndall – Sat. 25th Feb. 2023 [This walk was originally to happen on 4th Feb. but the weather forecast was still poor 2 days ahead of the date, so Kent has re-scheduled it for 25th Feb.]Less well known…

20230506 Cradle Fagus

Cradle Fagus Appreciation Walk – Sat. 6th May 2023 A highlight of the bushwalking year in Tasmania is to enjoy the blazing colour of the “fagus” in the high alpine areas. It has been an annual Boots N’ All tradition…

20230205 Heritage Forest

Heritage Forest – Sun. 5th Feb 2023 2-4 pm Part of the 2023 Boots N’ All Family Fun Walks series Heritage Forest is our first Sunday walk for the year for all ages, and especially for families. This multi-use trail…

20240113 Cathedral Mountain

Cathedral Mountain and Chalice Lake (camping) 13-14 Jan. 2024 This walk was cancelled due to an injury to the leader. It’s some years since we had a Boots N’ All camping trip to Cathedral Mountain and Chalice Lake, and on…

20230218 Wineglass Bay

Wineglass Bay Circuit – Sat. 18th Feb. 2023 World-renowned Wineglass Bay is well worth a visit. Many visitors get no further than the lookout on the Wineglass Bay track, but this walk takes you down to the actual beach, giving…

20221119 Western Bluff East

Western Bluff East – Sat. 19th Nov. 2022 It’s getting towards the alpine flower season, and what could be nicer than a late spring ramble across the alpine meadows northwest of Lake Mackenzie, with the cars already doing the serious…

20230311 Mt Ossa

20230311 Mt Ossa – 11th – 13th March This two night camping trip will take us onto the Overland Track near its mid-point and to the summit of the highest peak in Tasmania – Mt Ossa (1617m). You must be…

20230107 Walls of Jerusalem

Mt Jerusalem – Walls of Jerusalem Sat. 7th Jan. 2023 In high summer, the alpine wilderness abounds in beautiful wildflowers, and while the weather can still turn cold and snow, even in January, there can be delightfully warm and sunny…