Amy St Reserve (1.0km), West Moonah, Tasmania

Amy St Reserve is a 1km, grade 3 hike located in the West Moonah, Tasmania. The hike should take around 45 mins to complete.

Length: 1km

Duration: 45 mins

Grade: 3

Style: Return

Start: 46 Walch Avenue

End: 46 Walch Avenue

Location: West Moonah

Closest town: West Moonah

Tasmania

From state capital: 8.3km

Longitude: 147.28669

Latitude: -42.850072

Hike summary

This small reserve of remnant bushland is situated at the top of Amy Street in West Moonah. It provides a quiet walking location as well as great views from its elevated position. The reserve contains some significant native grassland, white gums, peppermints and she-oak forest.

Route and GPX file

Total distance: 727 m
Max elevation: 0 m
Min elevation: 0 m
Total climbing: 0 m
Total descent: 0 m

Download file: greaterhobarttrails-glenorchy-amy-st-reserve.gpx

For more information on this trail, visit Greater Hobart Trails

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Location

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The reserve can be accessed from the top of Amy Street, Wilke Court, Eleventh Avenue, Bermuka Street and Walch Avenue.

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