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25.01.2022 Update on fire damaged walking tracks Six contractor teams are out in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area chipping away reconstructing 5 different tra...cks, and they are making good progress! Some tracks need to be realigned and a number of campsites are now no longer suitable so new sites need to be found. Why are some tracks still closed? Find out about the challenges and why walkers are not permitted in some areas. PWS thanks our walking community for your patience, we will open tracks as soon as we can. For the full story please go to www.parks.tas.gov.au//news-and-e/making-tracks-to-recovery Discover Tasmania Visit Northern Tasmania Visit North West Tasmania East Coast Tasmania Hobart & Beyond

23.01.2022 FAIRWAY PARK | PUMP n JUMP TRACK UPDATE We have finally had a break in the weather and been able to finish the pump track ready for the crew from Hardings Hotmix to surface. Hopefully there is a bit of black stuff left over for the junior pump track Final landscaping will occur over the next few weeks including turf and picnic funiture.... Brad Segda

22.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/103551181143599/posts/135471114618272/

22.01.2022 Kellevie MTB Park Covid-19 statement effective 5:00pm 27/03/2020 Kellevie MTB Park has always been accessible by appointment only, people wishing to ride our t...rails need to get prior approval and follow the procedures outlined by park management. Due to the current social distancing guidelines we are no longer allowing access to members of the general public until the restrictions ease. The property is also currently a work site and we need to keep the Mtn. Trails Crew and the Kellevie MTB Park trail team safe. Without their work and contributions there are no trails. We also want to encourage the social distancing recommendations as we want the community and our team to be safe. We believe the better these guidelines are adhered to the sooner we can all move through these tough times and get back to hanging out with friends and riding in groups. We also want to stand in solidarity with other facilities that have made the difficult decision to put public access on hold. Our team members and trail crew will be working regularly onsite which is good news as it means the trails will be prime when we reopen access. It does also mean that outside of the security monitoring, there will be people onsite so please respect our decision as we will be aware of people not respecting our temporary public closure. Access to the property until further notice is strictly limited to Mtn. Trails works crew and Bike Park trail maintenance crew. We will let everyone know when we can resume normal operation again. We wish everyone the best during these tough times. Stay safe. Kellevie Mountain Bike Park Crew

21.01.2022 First day of helicopter operations with Helicopter Resources and Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service to lift tools and materials up to the Mt. Anne track in SW Tassie. Work will begin next week to repair fire damaged track infrastructure and subsequent erosion.

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18.01.2022 The difference a couple of days makes working outdoors in Tasmania! - Joel Hodson

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17.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/1046197242067966/posts/2902552206432451/

17.01.2022 Wild, rainy weather?? Just another day in SW Tassie! Mtn. Trails crew are working hard in character building conditions to repair the upper section of the Mt. Anne Track affected by wild fire and subsequent erosion. Stairs taking shape, ready for gravel.

16.01.2022 MAINTENANCE WORKS CLARENCE MOUNTAIN BIKE PARK Please be advised that maintenance work will be carried out on various tracks in the Clarence Mountain Bike Park... throughout November and December. The Skills Park will also be receiving some attention, including a new coat of paint on the wall rides. We ask that visitors please obey signage around the work areas and avoid temporarily closed sections.

16.01.2022 Mtn. Trails crew working hard to improve access to bushland areas in Kingborough Council

14.01.2022 We are hiring. See attached ad.

14.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/143239419020952/posts/2707803745897827/

09.01.2022 A recently completed project at another stunning Tas location.

08.01.2022 Remarkable Cave new and upgraded day walks now open for all to enjoy A major milestone for the Three Capes Track Project is now complete with new and improved d...ay walking tracks taking visitors from the Remarkable Cave to Crescent Bay and Mount Brown. The walking tracks include short walks to a new coastal viewing area and Maingon Blowhole and longer walks to Crescent Bay, Crescent Bay Lookout and Mount Brown. These new walking tracks add to the visitor experience at Remarkable Cave which has undergone significant improvements to infrastructure including; cave viewing area safety, a new coastal viewing area with improved accessibility, increased parking facilities for cars, larger vehicles and buses and a renovated toilet. https://parks.tas.gov.au/explore-our-p/tasman-national-park Discover Tasmania Southern Trove Tasmania Explore the Port Arthur and Tasman Region Tasman Council AJR Construct Pty Ltd Mtn.Trails

07.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/100848306680062/posts/2600237680074433/

06.01.2022 The greater Sorell community is loving the 11km Orielton Lagoon Loop pathway that connects Sorell and Midway Point and includes an easy, flat sub-loop in Miena ...Park. Toby Hyatt, 12, and Lace Hyatt, 9, ride the sub-loop of the Orielton Lagoon Loop pathway several times a week. Read about how the pathway is connecting communities and providing a much-needed opportunity for people to get out and active. http://healthytasmania.tas.gov.au//pathway_to_health_and_c #healthytas Sorell Council

06.01.2022 Upgrades to the Mavista Nature Walk on Bruny Island are well underway for Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service. Track surface hardening, drain clearing and vegetation removal is being undertaken on this magic little bird watchers paradise behind Adventure Bay.

06.01.2022 Our crew was lucky to have the privilege of working in this amazing environment over the past few months. Although, not every day was as picture perfect https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10158259097824297&id=147512044296

05.01.2022 Mtn.Trails crew just spent two weeks clearing windfalls and debris off the Eastern Arthur Traverse track from the Cracroft River, up Moss Ridge to Berchavaise Plateau. Dale Barker, Aub Carter

03.01.2022 Nice little article from The Australian a couple of weekends ago about the post bushfire recovery and rehabilitation work currently being undertaken on the Mt. Anne track for Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service

02.01.2022 Catching the Lake Barrington ferry to work this week.