Details of past walks can be helpful to people planning future bushwalks. You are welcome to use this information!
Mt. Farrell Sat. 5th November 2022 With 2 walks cancelled in September and October due to severe weather, we’ve decided to put one together at short notice, based on the extended weather forecast for the area **at time of writing.**Dominating…
Bull Hill & Doughboy Opening – Sat. 25th Feb. 2023 Another “short notice” change of plans for Boots N’ All. The Mt. Tyndall walk has been cancelled, and a walk that would likely have taken place on 11th March (long…
Copper Cove -3rd December 2022 We were going to visit Copper Cove in September, but a forecast for severe weather forced us to cancel – just as well, because it poured in that region!The new date means you can make…
20230121 Ben Lomond Peaks – 21st Jan. 2023 It is some years since Boots N’ All last did a walk from the Ben Lomond ski village area. On this walk we will attempt to visit a few of the prominent…
Projection Bluff -Tues. 27th December 2022 A relaxing walk on the northern escarpment of Tasmania’s spectacular central plateau is a great way to walk off that Christmas cheer! If we do the complete walk, it would be about 6-8 km,…
Mt Pearse – Sat. 1st October 2022 [This walk didn’t go ahead last year. Make it happen this year by turning up!] Just off the Murchison Highway and half way between Waratah turnoff and the Belvoir Road (from Cradle Mt.), Mt.…
Parsons Track – Sat 22nd October 2022 Note: walk did not go ahead because of adverse forecast. With warmer days beginning to outnumber the cold and wet ones, we can hope for sunshine as we explore Parsons Track, both a…
Bakers Beach to Badger Head – Sat. 20th August 2022 Between the popular holiday areas around Port Sorell and Port Dalrymple, long, isolated beaches with reserved bush hinterland provide a peaceful and wilderness-like area for great bushwalks. One of three…
Alum Cliffs and Westmorland Falls – Sat 6th August 2022 The short and cold winter days will also hopefully be good waterfall weather, with rain and snow topping up our streams. Both these short walks are in the Chudleigh-Mole Creek…
Mother Cummings Peak – Sat. 3rd Sept. 2022 A prominent crag above the Western Creek and Chudleigh areas, Mother Cummings Peak (alt. 1190m) is distinguished from the higher, but less prominent, Cummings Head (alt. 1260m) a little over 2 km…