Length: 0.2km
Duration: 10mins
Grade: 1
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Start: TBA
End: TBA

Location: Derwent Valley
Closest Town: New Norfolk
Distance from CBD:
State: TAS
Latitude: -42.781724
Longitude: 147.042253

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Hike Summary

Gently sloping track through bushland to popular fishing location.

About the region

Just a short drive from Hobart, the Derwent Valley stretches from Granton to Mount Field, Lake St. Clair to Lake Pedder. The beautiful Derwent Valley is Tasmania’s must-stay experience. The locals know that the Derwent Valley is Tasmania’s best kept secret. Perfectly, sublimely beautiful. Pristine. Vast, with warm pockets of civilisation. Since it earliest history, the Derwent Valley has always been a favourite destination for Tasmanians, first for the indigenous peoples and later for the European settlers, and so on until the present day.

Getting there

Access and parking from Glenora Road.

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Max elevation: 0 m
Min elevation: 0 m
Total climbing: 0 m
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