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25.01.2022 Remains of the Briseis water race flume south of Branxholm
23.01.2022 Camp at Blue Lake
22.01.2022 The new 5th edition of the guidebook should now be in all outlets listed on the website. See http://www.roving.com.au/outlets.html
22.01.2022 Report received that the Climies Track on the West Coast is closed due to collapsed bridge. Parks are working to reopen the track. Update 3.7.20 The track has been reopened.
21.01.2022 Henry’s Balfour Hotel on the site of the original hotel
19.01.2022 The fifth edition of the guidebook has just been released. Full colour and numerous photographs through out the book make it more attractive and an update of the descriptions and few new tracks should have many wanting to obtain a copy. The book has been distributed to outlets in the greater Hobart area and the whole State should be covered by the end of next week. Outlets are listed on the web site www.roving.com.au. and of course the book can be obtained through the same site.
15.01.2022 Notice to intending users - East West Fire Trail works at Mt Wellington PWS will be coordinating emergency repair works on the East West Fire Trail within Welli...ngton Park. The repairs will take place between the East West Fire Trail/Big Bend Fire Trail intersection and the East West Fire Trail/ Jefferies Track intersection. The works target repairs to degraded sections of trail and include re-establishing grips, drains and some surface repairs to enable a more efficient fire response within Wellington Park. The works will take place over a 2-week period beginning early December. PWS asks visitors to the area to be aware of machinery working along the East West Fire Trail and to take notice of signage and instructions from staff and contractors. Recreational Four Wheel Drive permits will not be available until further notice. For more information, please contact the PWS Seven Mile Beach Field Centre, during business hours on 6107 9209. Image - four-wheel drive vehicles on East West Fire Trail - Mt Wellington. 4WD Tasmania
15.01.2022 19.6.20 The eastern end of the St Albans Bay track (page 190) is closed due to sand erosion. The track is dangerous. Parks are working to provide an alternative route and access should be available in a few weeks time.
10.01.2022 Report received that there is some growth over the Razorback Track on the West Coast. If heading that way a chainsaw may be required.
09.01.2022 A nice spot near Mathina
09.01.2022 New access to St Albans Bay now open.
06.01.2022 Good trip to Long Marsh Dam today. Walking tracks cleared and route to the dam base marked (from sandstone quarry) in preparation for the summer months ahead. The vehicular track has deteriorated but still rated medium..
06.01.2022 Montezuma Falls - 'Now that's a waterfall' Perhaps one of the most rewarding short day walks in Tasmania, the Montezuma Falls track is a great addition to an...y visit to the West Coast. Following a late 1800’s abandoned tramline the 8km, 3 hours return track to the Falls is suitable for walkers or mountain bikers of all levels. Standing at 104m high Montezuma Falls is considered the highest in Tasmania and is appropriately one of the most impressive. Following the Tramway directly from the car park the flat trail twists and turns it way through scenic rainforests crowded with many stunning tree types including sassafras, myrtle and leatherwood. For the next 4km the trail passes many points of interest highlighting the mining history of the area included an open mine shaft just before the Falls. Once at the Falls a swing bridge crossing the gorge below provides a brilliant viewpoint to witness the sheer magnitude of Montezuma Falls. Return to the car park following the same route. For more information about the walk and photos click on the link below: https://tastrails.com/montezuma-falls/ Thanks to Cameron Bell for sharing his spectacular footage We love to share your Tassie videos, photos and stories with the world You can inbox us or post to our wall. If you are on instagram you can tag either of our accounts via the hashtags #TasmaniaGram or #InstaTasmania If you are a local business, artist, charity or group send us a message about promoting you to Tasmania and the world #Tasmania
05.01.2022 Another one. Have a look at yours
03.01.2022 Be aware and check yours. Never use tow ball as a recovery point.
02.01.2022 Growling Swallet, Florentine Valley
