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Brickfields Track

  • Length: 1.0km

  • Duration: 30mins

  • Grade: 3

  • Style:

  • Start: TBA

  • End: TBA

  • Location: Bonnet Hill

  • Closest Town: Kingborough

  • Distance from CBD:

  • State: TAS

  • Latitude: -42.964798

  • Longitude: 147.335611

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Summary

The route of the Brickfields Track takes you through the historic remains of the brick-making area, part of the nearby and short lived 1840’s convict probation station. The track is a mix of narrow bush track and timber boardwalk with some steps along the route and winds its way from the intersection of Taronga Rd and the Channel Highway to link with the Alum Cliffs track.

Getting There

The Brickfields Track links between Taronga Rd (adjacent the Channel Highway) in Bonnet Hill and links to the Alum Cliffs Track. Access to the track is from either Taronga Rd or from Alum Cliffs Track. Metro run buses along the Channel Highway linking Hobart and Kingston.

Total distance: 413 m
Max elevation: 0 m
Min elevation: 0 m
Total climbing: 0 m
Total descent: 0 m
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