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25.01.2022 Due to unforeseen circumstances our meeting that was to be held a Bracknell tomorrow will now be held at Cat’s residence in Hobart at 10am. Refreshments will be available but please direct message if you would like to come for catering purposes. We apologise for any inconvenience.
24.01.2022 Road trip today, can anyone guess where to? Preparing for reopening the trail and building more shelters at camp sites and we want your opinion. Thanks to your memberships (now due) we are able to build a few more. Watch this space
23.01.2022 12.9.20 Today’s Mercury News Paper.
23.01.2022 Thank you Bastien , so happy you enjoyed your ride
23.01.2022 Covid19. Reopening of Trail It is the intention of the Tasmanian Trail Association to reopen the Trail on the 15 June subject to land management authorities such as The Hydro Electric Commission, and Sustainable Timber Tasmania (Forestry), also opening their areas. The Trail passes over land under their control. The administration of the Trail will be reactivated and Membership and guidebook sales will again be processed. When the Trail is open, and as you pass along the ro...ute you should exercise social distancing practices in the event of you meeting up with others, particularly any land owners or workmen. As there has been no maintenance of the Trail over the last few months you may come across situations that require action and it would be greatly appreciated if you would report these through the Registration/Progress Report system so that our area coordinators can deal with them. Secretary See more
21.01.2022 Fencing started A few rocks in our way
20.01.2022 COVID-19 In line with Government policy the Tasmanian Trail will be closed from 1 April for 2 months and it’s administration will be in recess. Maintenance of the Trail will cease and all administrative actions will be suspended. Area coordinators will not be maintaining the Trail and will not be able to assist trekkers. Memberships and guidebook sales will not be processed. All our volunteers will concentrate on keeping safe. Other reasons for the closure include the fact t...hat accomodation and other services along the Trail may be difficult to find and that private land should not be entered to prevent contact with land owners. The situation will be reassessed about the beginning of June. Essential matters can be directed to the Secretary. See more
20.01.2022 Best of luck Piotr
20.01.2022 Today at our AGM Chris Boden, our Vice President and current acting Secretary, was presented with a Life Membership of the Tasmanian Trail by our President John Shoobridge. Chris has been active in several roles of the Tasmanian Trail for around 30 years from when the trail was initiated. Well done Chris, most deserved. Plaque made by ‘Shiver Me Timbers
19.01.2022 Small meeting today but some great forward decisions made. A very yummy lunch supplied too
19.01.2022 29.7.20 Campsite at Bushy Park (page 56 of the guidebook). Due to ill health, the caretaker is not currently available. The show ground committee has asked that the grounds not be used by Trail users until further notice and until a caretaker is again available and also until a COVID-19 plan is developed. The committee advises that this is a temporary closure. The Tasmanian Trail Association is looking for an area in the vicinity to serve as a short-term replacement.
18.01.2022 The Tasmania Trail is going smooth for this champion. Just passed 190km at approx 17hrs. Now for some hot chips and hoping to hit half way tonight
16.01.2022 Report received that as a result of works involving heavy trucks and machines in the vicinity of point 30, page 21, (near Sheffield) the Trail surface is very slippery. A horse has slipped over.
14.01.2022 New Norfolk, one of our many stop-overs, will be highlighted by the weather crew from Sunrise on 7 presented by Sam Mac tomorrow morning
12.01.2022 Thank you Nicolas. What an awesome adventure. So happy you guys enjoyed it. Best of luck with the MS
12.01.2022 12 Nov 2020 Current status - Being controlled, no alert level. 9 Nov 2020 Reported that the fire is being controlled but hot weather tomorrow and northerly winds may push the fire towards the Trail. 8 Nov 2020... A fire has started in Stage 12 of the Trail at about point 14.3 on page 55 of the guidebook (SE of Mt Bethune). Not a lot is known at this time but 4 fire units are in attendance. Users should avoid the area. See more
12.01.2022 We want you to make yourself at home in our home! To celebrate our reopening and welcome Tasmanians back to Ashdowns of Dover hosted B&B, we’re giving you a c...hance to nominate someone you love (or like or just think highly of) to WIN an incredible package for two adults, including 1 night in our largest King bedded room, a 2-course evening meal with a bottle of wine and hot breakfast the following morning. Tag a person you think deserves some spoiling and in a few words tell us why they deserve it. Make sure you share this post and please Like our Post and our Page so that you don’t miss our updates. Open to residents of Tasmania aged 21 and over only. Commences 29 June 2020 and closes 06 July 2020. Total prize is valued at $255.00 AUD and is not transferable or exchangeable and cannot be taken as cash. This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed, administered by or associated with Facebook and/or Instagram. Promoter’s decision is final. Full T&Cs available at https://ashdownsofdover.com.au/specials/
12.01.2022 Geeveston camp site, Southern Tasmania. Thanks Nikki Woolstencroft for allowing us to use your photo
11.01.2022 Happening this Saturday. 9am start. Bbq provided so please RSVP!!
09.01.2022 Sunday 2nd August is our next general meeting at Ouse (Lachlan Hotel) starting at 10am. Our AGM will follow. All welcome
07.01.2022 Wonderful effort!!
07.01.2022 We want your opinion Thanks to your membership we can afford to build a couple more shelters- this is where your membership money goes, Maintaining the Tas Trail and infrastructure for campsites. The first photo is how the shelters are set up now. The second is an alternative giving more room for gear, sleeping area/seating, smaller table but space to move. Which would suit better? Do you have an alternative? Please let us know your thoughts.
07.01.2022 We have a yard at Kensington Park!!! Thank you DVHRC. A wonderful effort for those who came and we got it finished A fully fenced yard with insulated wiring and slighter wire perfect for horses. Thank you Sue, Daryl, Edwina, Kim, Penny, Chris and Cat for your hard work today and John Shoobridge for installing the corner posts a few weeks ago!! Amazing work. A big thank you to The Quilted Teapot for our wonderful lunch!!!
03.01.2022 Awesome effort!!
02.01.2022 Today marks 23 years since the Tasmanian Trail officially opened. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do
01.01.2022 28.8.20 Repulse Bridge An enquiry to the HEC has revealed that only vehicles are restricted from using the Repluse bridge(point 9.7, page 50) Trail users can continue to use the structure to cross the Derwent River. The existing barriers are set back enough to allow bikes and horses accessing the bridge. In the not too distance future all access will be prohibited while repair or upgrading work will be undertaken.
